Ah, that's it, bamboozle him with his own techno babble..
Now that's the best suggestion yet.

You can also get the assembly department to define their preferences
and whatever assembly want is usually enough to make it a law written in stone :-)


<snip>
For Signal traces you might what to use the argument that more
copper will give him more resistance and actually will cause more
impedance to the rise time on his circuit.  This may cause him to
rethink his request.  Sometimes if you talk their language you can get
your point across without having to use other drastic measures.  ;-)

        Joe J. - C.I.D.
<snip>

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