🔥 Rectorseal 14010 Nokorode Regular Paste Flux - Optimal Soldering Solution in a 4-Ounce Size Review

Perfect for all my soldering needs. Our company is definitely switching to this brand. Works great and easy to manage with water tip polka dots etc.

This flux used to be sold at Home Depot but was not on the shelf when I last bought it. i love this stuff It's cheap and works well on copper foil projects. I was happy to find it on Amazon and it arrived quickly.

The only thing I don't like about it is that it's not visible when you flip it. Working with large parts - doesn't matter, but with very fine work I want to know exactly where the flux has been applied and at the same time stabilize the work. Otherwise I like the pasta and would buy it again.

I have been using this product to tin my soldering irons, pencils and tips for over 50 years. If the tip is hot, simply dip it in this flux and rub it in, then hit with solder to re-tin the tip. I've never used it to solder copper tubing, but I expect it will work just fine. I have several metal cans that are older than me and it's still the same product, just in a plastic container. The thing works great!

I used it for a tiny repair of a hanging artwork. This thread is a bit messy, but I think that's the way it should be. I want it to be with a brush. I grabbed my gloves and smeared them up, but I should have used a brush. I assume it worked, it's not exactly a solution, but it might have worked. I also wish they had offered a smaller glass. This isn't a large jar, but if you need a small amount, this stuff will last forever.

It was a simple mistake. I needed ELECTRONIC solder paste/flux to hot air rework some parts/boards with very fine spacing (0.5mm or less). I ordered this without realizing it was for soldering SANITARY (actually should say "solder" not "solder"). I've used this on several boards and have cleaned it with acetone. I checked the board, something went wrong. Then I happened to notice a few tiny arcs between very small gaps of very small pitch pieces. There is something electrically conductive in…

I've had mixed feelings lately. I've used NoKorode on many projects and I really enjoyed it, so I decided to use my favorite things at work instead of what's on the shelf. I bought it in April 2019 and used about half as expected with great results. However, I carried it with me in my sweaty tool box all summer and it got warm and fell off a bit. I thought "no problem" and recently (late November/early December) remixed it to use again. I was struggling with that one piece of copper pipe and…