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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Hi! > Is there any chemical substance capable of completely dissolving > epoxy glass, 1.6 mm thick, but not dissolving at all the 35 uM > copper that coats it? (it's a photoetched printed circuit board) > > I'm trying to find a cheap way for making stencils. > > Thanks! > Antony > I believe the chemical that is used in the PCB biz to disolve fiberglass/FR4 is called Permanganate....A nasty dark purple chemistry. They use it to clean out drilled holes before the electroless copper process. I don't think you would want to go here but ....what the heck...that's how it's done.....Ross
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