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canfield lead-free silvergleem solder - 1/2 lb.

Canfield Lead-Free Silvergleem Solder - 1/2 Lb.

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Canfield Lead-Free Silvergleem Solder - 1/2 Lb. by Canfield Technologies

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Product Features

A Lead-Free Solder with silver
Ideal to use when making jewelry or anything that will be in contact with skin
Convenient 1/2 lb spool

Product Description

A distinctive solder that adds a rich, luxurious finish to all of your stained glass art. Lead-free and nontoxic, it is ideal on jewelry, boxes, art pieces, or any elegant piece you are creating. SILVERGLEEM has instant freeze. It makes perfect beaded or sculpted pattern seams. Leave it in its beautiful natural silver color or buff it to a high sheen. Melts at 430°F and flows like 50/50. Lead-free solder has a higher melting temperature, which may require a higher temperature tip or rheostat, depending on your iron. A separate soldering iron tip is recommended to keep your project lead free. Sold in a convenient 1/2 lb. spool.

Delphi Tip: Lead-Free Solder should be used when making projects where your skin comes in contact with it, such as jewelry, boxes and kaleidoscopes.

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3 out of 5 stars

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By ezel67 on September 1, 2015

Pros : Lead free.

Cons : My gripe with this solder is that you read all over in literature, books and the web how great this solder is in terms of shine, flow, etc. I find that it flows poorly, does NOT shine and does not take Novacon patina as well as I would like it to. Also, that it has silver in it is questionable being that silver melts at 1763F. Maybe it does have silver. I have never found any literature stating that it does contain silver as in real silver. I have used other brands with far better results. I have used much less expensive with the same results. In short I bought this for the shine and it never shined for me.

Other Thoughts : I do not think I will ever buy this again, unless I find a way to make it shine. Polish does not help.

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