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Product Features
Thoroughly removes greasy mess and residues from all types of flux and solder
Prevents oxidation crust from improper cleaning
Allows copper patina to produce a bright shiny finish
Remove oily flux after soldering and you'll prevent discoloring and oxidation that may occur with time. Just squeeze on flux remover, wipe with a damp sponge, rinse, and dry thoroughly. Flux remover is absolutely safe to use: non-toxic, non-abrasive, non-flammable and water soluble. You'll find your patinas turn out more uniform when you use CJ's.
Directions:
Shake before using. Apply CJ's directly to finished piece immediately after soldering. Scrub entire piece (glass, lead, solder joints) with soft brush and warm water, then rinse clean. If using a patina, apply now and rinse again.
Pros : I don't know what I did before I tried this product. My projects finish nicer and my patinas seem to work better after using CJ's. I highly recommend its use as a flux remover it is great.
Cons : It would be nice if it came with a applicator brush, but I can keep using toothbrush...
Other Thoughts : Very satisfied with this product.
2012 is looking like a banner year for art glass. To give you an idea of what your fellow artists are creating, weve compiled a list of our top 10 most popular products since January. Among the most notable trends of 2012 are fused jewelry and bottle art. In particular, artists are loving Colour de Verres round bead molds and our wide selection holey molds. We are also seeing a growing interest in bottle art. Bottle art is everywhere on social networks and in our artist gallery. Artists have dedicated entire Pinterest pin boards to Bottle Art (Delphi included). Number one on our list is the Craig Mitchell Smith 7-Piece Floral and Foliage mold. Customers are loving its quality and versatility, and Craig is becoming quite the celebrity. Check out the list for other notable favorites. Whats your favorite product so far this year? 1. Craig Mitchell Smith Floral and
Are soldering iron tips interchangeable? Each soldering iron has its own tips. These tips do not fit any other iron. There is one exception. The replacement tips for the Weller 100 will fit the Studio Pro 100 iron. Should I use a rheostat with my Weller 100 soldering iron? No. Using a rheostat with a Weller 100 could ruin your iron. The Weller 100 has a built in thermostat, so if you want to change the temperature, you have to change the tip. 700 degrees is the standard for 60/40 solder, but 600 and 800 degree tips are available. My soldering iron tip keeps turning black. Am I doing something wrong? Probably not. It is possible that your iron is running a little hot, so you could trying turning your rheostat down a little. Most tips will eventually turn black, just use a tinning block to help clean them. Decorative
Last year, we asked our Facebook fans to tell us how they use regular household items as tools in glass art creation. We got a fantastic list of ideas. When we asked again this year, we got a few more great tips to share. Heres the list, Part II. Thanks everyone. • Folgers coffee "buckets" for scrap glass • A cut-up cardboard box instead of a grinder shield • The plastic tops of milk containers for holding flux while working • Spoons for frit to roll beads in; baby spoons to hold small amounts of frit • Silverware basket from dishwasher to hold tools • Canning jars to hold frit • Wooden toothpicks for mandrels • Stainless steel bowls and containers for slumping • Page protectors to keep patterns dry while grinding • Cut an apron out of old plastic tablecloth to use while grinding. Use a kitchen apron as
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