Steve

Do you want to de-epoxy the solder mask and substrate, as well? :-(

The only stuff I know of is hot phenol, which should get you down to the
glass fibres, given enough time (say 1 week). However, phenol is a REAL
NASTY for you as well as for the PCBs.

Sorry!

Brian

PS Do you think the splash down calculations are accurate? I believe you
will get a good view from Fiji, if you survive :-(

"Stephen R. Gregory" wrote:
>
> Hi ya'll!
>
> Everybody got their "MIR" helmets on? They say now that it'll be Friday when
> they plan to "De-orbit" the space station...
>
> Anyways, could anybody give me a recommendation on a good solvent (or
> whatever), to use to remove cured epoxy ink. It's for when there's a mistake
> been made serializing PCB's...
>
> As always, thanks in advance...
>
> -Steve Gregory-
>
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