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Mon, 6 Jul 1998 16:42:40 -0300
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Is there a masking product that is non-conductive and can be left on after conformal coating.
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J.J. MacKay Canada Limited
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Brent Alcorn <[log in to unmask]>
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Hi everyone,

We currently use a latex based masking product prior to conformal
coating, but, this product MUST be completely removed after the
conformal coating is applied.  This product is conductive and breaks
down over time and reacts with the silicon based conformal coating.

Does anyone know of a product that can is non-conductive and stable,
that can be left on after the conformal coating process?

Thank you.

Brent
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