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Ozidizing lead came

by John
(Missouri)

I bought a spool of lead came and use strips from it.
The came has ozidized and I take a brass brush and brush the joints before soldering. I use liquid flux and a hot iron. I use 60/40 solder.

I have trouble getting the solder to stick or I have a really poor joint.

What am I doing wrong?

You have mentioned paste solder. Can I use the type sold at hardware stores? IF not where can I get the paste flux?

Thanks,
John

Answer

Hi John,

Yes, you can get Nokorode Paste Flux at most hardware stores. Most stained glass retail stores carry it as well. I do think the flux will solve your problem. You could also try brushing the joints more agressively with your brass brush.

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