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Tue, 15 Jul 1997 06:06:19 -0400 (EDT)
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wedge voids are usually a start of shotty drilling - then seepage of solution
through the voids and that solution then starts attacking oxide layer - which
inturn leads to pinkring. Dm will not make a difference - actually if
drilling is still primary cause - will be the same or worse - since Dm is
thinner coating. A reduced oxide layer can eliviate problem to a certain
degree - but then - reduced oxide brings in a problem of it's own.

regards

Richard Fudalewski

Atotech Canada

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