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I fear, krylon is cynoacrelic spay, like conformal coat. If so,it might be difficult to remove at pad locations for soldering. A brush up with thinner might just be sufficient, i

I use a matte clear Krylon spray paint to keep good in storage. Keeps traces perfect copper till ready to solder. One can will go a long ways.

Hello Sarmaji and friends, It is made by dissolving shellac in ethyl alcohol (spirit). It is a well known process that some of the Carpenters are making it locally also. This shellac like substance is

The material used for French polish is shellac dissolved in ethanol (denatured or straight.) "Shellac is a resin secreted by the female lac bug, on trees in the forests of India and Thailand."

Great news amir khan jee. We can use neutral color As nail polish, it would be costly. But as a lab chemical once we know the combination, it gets daam cheaper. I suppose it is polyester dissolved

Hello friends You can use French polish coating over PCB. It will prevent oxidation and when soldering its layer will melt and act as a solder flux. I have successfully tried it and the PCB will

Hi Rob, I generally hide etched pcb in side a polythene cover and seal it off, till i use it. Shining is ever retained. If we can finish soldering fadt, perhaps protective spray could hep us to

IS plain enamel nail polish sufficient to prevent oxidation? Re:After all we need to prevent oxidation of copper surface. and just curious.... how long can a PCB project? be left unprotected and

Yes Peter, things are getting costly. If we can access any tin rod or a lump, perhaps we can try tin electro plating. The industry adopts roller tinning but at home , it nay not be

I know its being a while since I bought liquid tin, but it seems to be quite expensive these days. Is there a less expensive alternative out there? What does everyone else do? Tin or leave the copper

Definitely would like to see the gerbers where those shorts happened.... and learn what clearance error sizing is the correct way to design PCBs. One thing I noticed when I moved from hand crafting

It was not my board however I do have the gerbers and they pass a 6/6 DRC. I personally leave bigger spaces on inner layers if I can. The three shorts spotted so far are also on different nets on

Would be interesting if there is a clearance error in the files that makes for a marginal design. ST wrote:

Timely that a conversation about AllPCB has just come up. I am actually using JLCPCB for my hobby stuff at the moment. JLCCPB completely screwed one of my boards from the last batch with a giant

Good to hear...... Thats encouraging.

Hi there. I've been dealing with ALLPCB for some while now - more than two dozen orders since December 2016. Some orders are a single board number but most are two or more different boards in each

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=generate+gerbers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtiwsUIXDcM wrote:

Your files look a bit weird and non-standard, that's probably what threw them. I don't personally think you wanted anything particularly difficult, just the opposite, but it doesn't look like the

was?? [homebrewpcbs] can anyone make a 3 component example in DIPTRACE I made gerber and drill files and I followed the naming convention rules. and then I displayed my gerber files in GERBV on