Hi, Steve,

There used to be a time when epoxy ink was ever so gently "shaved off" with
a shiny new scalpel blade. The ink is only ever on the very surface, so can
be done with minimal removal of board material. Otherwise, try contacting
Pelican Inks, who might be able to help.

Rgds

Pete Duncan




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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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