On 2007-04-10, John E wrote:
Bare back to conductors, cover whole area with silver loaded paint and when
cured score lines with ruler and scalpel, pairs of close lines and scrape
off the areas between lines with a slightly blunt needle against ruler.
You need a magnifier lamp and check with a DVM before and after the process.

Not quite clear to me... does this involve any new flexie material? Or just
paint? Is paint expected to bridge a gap in the flexie?

This seems a good way to repair breaks in conductive traces, but a damaged
flexie...?

if there's a gap glue a bridge behind it (you'll have to find an adhesive
that sticks to it and goes hard, )

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Bye.
Jasen