Flux for lead soldering
 

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Hi All,

I need to make up a fairly complex shaped lead flashing to go around a
pipe tomorrow. I fancy having a go at soldering the seams. I saw a
programme on TV a couple of years ago when this was being done using a
narrow strip of lead offcut as the solder but can't remember if any
flux
was used.

Is it necessary and if so what should I use? I have some Baker's Fluid
and ordinary core solder as used in electronic work.

Thanks In advance

Bob

I might suggest that you get some plumbing flux and plumbing solder as
this will melt IIRC a bit below the lead, so you have less chance of
the whole thing ending up a soggy molten mess.

Any way good luck...
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Tony Sayer

Flux for lead soldering
 

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