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Step 4Clean and Then Finish!
Finally, we need to remove the Toner. Use the Acetone (Nail Polish Remover) to clean it.
This PCB in the Photo are LQFP -80 14mmx14mm. The Trace is around 14mil. It is quite clean and no broken trace is found.
Originally, this method are tried by Karo-sama. He has made a video for demostration.
For more details , you can find it in my wiki.
This PCB in the Photo are LQFP -80 14mmx14mm. The Trace is around 14mil. It is quite clean and no broken trace is found.
Originally, this method are tried by Karo-sama. He has made a video for demostration.
For more details , you can find it in my wiki.
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Jul 20, 2009. 11:17 PM0_Nvd_0
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Thank you very much. Now I know what Acetone is; nail polish remover. I have also cleared the toner by scratching the board with a used and blunt razor.
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Apr 23, 2008. 2:36 AMdephr
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if you like ultra-super-cheap methods, instead of using Acetone to remove the toner try getting some plain paper and ironing it back off! you can eventually melt it all off onto different spots on the paper, it just takes a bit of time. very handy if you don't have any acetone ;)
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