🔌 Electrically Conductive Solder Wire from Sciplus Review

The only major complaints I read were about the setup time. After about a few minutes the device had hardened enough that I was able to reassemble the device I was working on without fear of it falling apart. The liquid solder worked as expected and it should be noted that when I applied it I spilled a little more than intended on the board and was able to fix it EASILY after it dried a bit. I plan to use this on most soldering projects in the future as I've never been very good at PCB…

It looks like it will make a good conductive connection without using anything else like a soldering iron. I tried it on a broken car antenna wire that was in a place where a soldering iron couldn't be used. This made a good electrical connection! A word of caution! The tiny container is filled to the brim with pitch-black liquid, which separates into a very fluffy upper layer of liquid and a much thicker lower layer. DO NOT SPILL A VERY LIQUID TOP COAT! It stains whatever you spill it on and…

This stuff really works. I used it to attach the model train cable and it works fine after getting everything right (third try). First you have to mix the hell out of it. Not just "shake" or "stir". You need to collect the velcro from the bottom of the jar and mix thoroughly. It takes time, it's not easy, and when you think you're done mixing, keep doing it for 5 more minutes (that was my first mistake, not mixing enough). If you then use glue, make sure your joints are very clean and that they