I use 99 Sn/Cu for building new stuff (0.020", 0.5mm, not no-clean as I don't mind cleaning).
I've used that to repair older stuff in the past without a thought or a problem.
Recently I repaired a 30 year old blond (light tan, bakelite?) single-sided board.
Even though I tried to remove all the old solder, the new lead-free kind of made a slushy/crunchy/dull joint.
I guess that I ought to pick up a bit of lead solder for these rare situations?