Method for producing resin-molded substrate and method for producing reversible image display medium

Abstract

An initial resin substrate is formed by laminating resin layers, and one surface of the initial substrate is heated and pressed by a molding die to mold a projected and dented surface such that substantially no deformation occurs on the resin layer providing a surface opposed to the one surface of the initial substrate. A reversible image display medium is produced by a method comprising the steps of accommodating a dry developer into the concavities and fixing a second substrate to the first substrate using an adhesive. Alternatively a reversible image display medium may be produced by, e.g., a method comprising the steps of providing a first substrate having one surface including concavities, spreading the dry developer over the one surface, removing the excess developer while accommodating the developer into the concavities, and fixing a second substrate to the one surface, or alternatively forming a cell sheet having the cells and accommodating a dry developer therein by use of supersonic oscillation, magnetic force or vacuum suction force.