Reballed chips several times (not professionally, mind you).
Clean the chip pads very well with lots of rosin flux & braid, then clean well with IPA & Kimwipe.
Inspect the pads with a microscope, if dirty -redo, if damaged, pitch!
Slather on thick rosin flux (yes, a paste, but no solder balls).
Line up the chip pads to the appropriate stencil & tape it on (from behind) to the stencil with Kapton tape.
Mask off excess stencil holes with kapton.
Pour/wiggle on the appropriate sized balls over the stencil to fill in the pad holes (over a bowl- to recover the excess balls).
The balls will stick to the flux paste.
Place the chip/stencil on a hotplate, chip backside down, balls/stencil up & monitor the temp ( ~210-230C with a laser pointer thermometer) then use a heat gun on low until the balls heat, melt & settle on the pads ..you'll know it when you see it! The stencil tends to warp (hence, use lots of kapton).
Then turn off all the heat , but don't pull it off the heat plate too quickly.
Let cool & remove the stencil.
if all is well, be proud of yourself! If not, try, try again! :-)
****be careful with the lead balls as they are toxic & they stick to EVERYTHING! Wash hands very well after playing with that stuff!!***