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Parylene

09/03/2010 11:17 AM

I would like to know how to strip Parylene from aluminum
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Re: Parylene

09/03/2010 11:24 AM

As I recall, Parylene doesn't have the greatest adhesion to substrates, so I'd peel it off.

Here is a study of solvent resistance of Parylene that may be of some use:[PDF]

Solvent Resistance Of Parylene
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09/03/2010 1:03 PM

tetrahydrofuran may work.
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