







MG Chemicals - 4885-227G 4885 63/37 Rosin Core Leaded Solder, 0.032 Diameter, 1/2 lbs Spool
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John
> 24 hourNice and shiny. Used it to rewire midi keyboard.
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JJ
> 24 hourMy goto solder for my mini quad builds and repairs.
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tklfish
> 24 hourGet this if you want shiny solder joints! Only choice to make is what gauge - I prefer 22ga for fine works. Sn63/Pb37 is eutectic meaning it melts/solidifies at a single temp making it easy to solder your component and it stays in place as soon as you take away the soldering iron. Been using this for 20 years. Good stuff!
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Mark
> 24 hourgood stuff
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JD
> 24 hourGood wetting, flows nicely and leaves a very shiny surface. Its RA flux so it should be cleaned afterwards but datasheet does say it can be left on the board. I tried a lot of solder as a hobbyist and this stuff wins best bang for buck easily.
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Craig A R.
> 24 hourWorks great
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Knightshado
> 24 hourExcellent works great
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General
> 24 hourAs described
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Pete man
> 24 hourHas been great for my solding of small wire, electronics and a r/c micro drone. Would buy again
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Benoit
> 24 hourJust OK, not what I was expecting from the favorable reviews it has. It melts at a moderately higher temperature than I would like it to; nowhere near the ease and finish quality of WBT; nor does it cool down as shiny. If you succeeded making it shiny once, you cannot remelt it and make it shiny again if you want to retouch your solders. For all the time wasted trying to make trustworthy solders, I just as well use WBT and be sure that all is well done without the risk of cold solders. All right, WBT seems prohibitively expensive, but if you need to spend two and three times more time, waist twice the solder, and still be unsure of the quality of your solders, then the price of WBT becomes justifiable.