Recently, the demand for the miniaturization of package substrates has been increasing. Technical innovation has occurred to move package substrate manufacturing steps into CMP applications. Electroplated copper filled trenches on the substrate need to be planarized for multi-level wires of less than 10μm. This paper introduces a chemical mechanical planarization (CMP) process as a new package substrate manufacturing step. The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of surfactant on the dishing and erosion of Cu patterns with the lines and spaces of around 10/10μm used for advanced package substrates. The use of a conventional Cu slurry without surfactant led to problems, including severe erosion of 0.58μm in Cu patterns smaller than 4/6μm and deep dishing of 4.2μm in Cu patterns larger than 14/16μm. However, experimental results showed that the friction force during Cu CMP changed to lower value, and that dishing and erosion became smaller simultaneously as the surfactant concentration became higher. Finally, it was possible to realize more globally planarized Cu patterns with erosion ranges of 0.22μm to 0.35μm and dishing ranges of 0.37μm to 0.69μm by using 3 wt% concentration of surfactant.