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Elaine,
In response to your question what we recommend is take the unpopulated
boards, etch the gold completely and apply again.
This is the best way to have a good quality board for assembly.
There are of course some "brushing" methods for ENIG too, but if the "bad"
areas are large, then can result in bad solder joints.
Best regards,
Joel Robbins
Regional Sales Manager
Eltek USA Inc.
25 Orchard View Drive
Suite 207
Londonderry, NH 03053
Office: (603) 421-0020
Cell: (603) 553-5572
www.eltekglobal.com
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