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Looks pretty good even with a few specks of dust. Maybe I can buff those off with a green pad and spray some clear Krylon enamel over it. Back in the day, I used a technical pen with India ink to apply outlines and dry transfer letters to apply text. Sprayed on two or three coats of clear Krylon and let it dry in a dust-free room. I just watched a YouTube video where he used finger-nail polish remover (FNPR) to transfer laser printed legends. Cleaned the board with FNPR, laid the mirror-image printed paper on top of it, then wiped FNPR on the back side of the paper with a rag until the artwork showed through. Let is dry until paper was opaque again, then peeled off the paper. Some toner was left on the paper, but most of it transferred to the board. I don't think this works with water-soluble inkjet ink. Most FNPR is acetone-based.
I think I will go to Staples, or Best Buy, or maybe even MicroCenter, to see what is available in laser printers. Not ready to buy yet, just looking.
That assortment of caps and resistors you linked to appears ideal, and the price is reasonable with free shipping. I might order a few of those after I get to Florida.
I think I will go to Staples, or Best Buy, or maybe even MicroCenter, to see what is available in laser printers. Not ready to buy yet, just looking.
That assortment of caps and resistors you linked to appears ideal, and the price is reasonable with free shipping. I might order a few of those after I get to Florida.