BaCaRdi
Member
I thought I would share a fantastic vendor experience, and in my opinion, stellar results at home.
I like many used PnP blues, with countless iron heating methods, from which I achieved “OK” results.
After searching the PulsarPro site, for methods of circuit board creation, I indeed hit pay-dirt.
I researched the products and realized this company is on to something wonderful!
First being the use of a laminator for the heating process. Well the company even found the perfect model, which not only heats but applies pressure to the transfer film. Using PnP blues for the process I realized they were just too thick to get proper heat transfer.
Hence, their layered approach, which seems to me the ideal process, and no IRON! At least, get the laminator, and try this for yourself. There are limitations, but there always is with any method.
This process is now my only process, I am also going to check out their dry transfers, just amazing!
Best Regards,
-BaC
Look ma....no Iron!..lol
I like many used PnP blues, with countless iron heating methods, from which I achieved “OK” results.
After searching the PulsarPro site, for methods of circuit board creation, I indeed hit pay-dirt.
I researched the products and realized this company is on to something wonderful!
First being the use of a laminator for the heating process. Well the company even found the perfect model, which not only heats but applies pressure to the transfer film. Using PnP blues for the process I realized they were just too thick to get proper heat transfer.
Hence, their layered approach, which seems to me the ideal process, and no IRON! At least, get the laminator, and try this for yourself. There are limitations, but there always is with any method.
This process is now my only process, I am also going to check out their dry transfers, just amazing!
Best Regards,
-BaC
Look ma....no Iron!..lol
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