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Quote from: nctnico on July 19, 2024, 06:58:10 pmQuote from: johansen on July 17, 2024, 04:22:11 amQuote from: nctnico on July 16, 2024, 10:32:18 pmI've found ethanol works better as flux remover compared to alcohol for cleaning up small bits of rework. But using real flux remover works even better but that stuff is in my shed for cleaning entire boards.without knowing what "real flux remover" you are talking about, Geez, some people really need their hands to be held all the time. It is simple: you go online to your favorite electronics dealer and order a bottle / can which says 'flux remover' after reading what kind of flux types the flux remover can remove.I prefer trichloroethylene.
Quote from: johansen on July 17, 2024, 04:22:11 amQuote from: nctnico on July 16, 2024, 10:32:18 pmI've found ethanol works better as flux remover compared to alcohol for cleaning up small bits of rework. But using real flux remover works even better but that stuff is in my shed for cleaning entire boards.without knowing what "real flux remover" you are talking about, Geez, some people really need their hands to be held all the time. It is simple: you go online to your favorite electronics dealer and order a bottle / can which says 'flux remover' after reading what kind of flux types the flux remover can remove.
Quote from: nctnico on July 16, 2024, 10:32:18 pmI've found ethanol works better as flux remover compared to alcohol for cleaning up small bits of rework. But using real flux remover works even better but that stuff is in my shed for cleaning entire boards.without knowing what "real flux remover" you are talking about,
I've found ethanol works better as flux remover compared to alcohol for cleaning up small bits of rework. But using real flux remover works even better but that stuff is in my shed for cleaning entire boards.