Silver Solder Paste Review by Lydia Niziblian

Cooksongold customer Lydia Niziblian reviews the Silver Solder Paste
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Cooksongold's Silver Solder paste is assay quality, ready fluxed and comes in a solder paste syringe. This silver solder paste syringe is quick and easy to use, making it extremely convenient for getting small soldering jobs done in an instant.
The silver solder paste syringe works best for wire work soldering jobs and small repairs. The tiny exit point of this solder paste syringe lets only a small amount of paste out, meaning you can achieve precise finishes with little or no need to spend time and effort filing and polishing your jewellery pieces afterwards.
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[@EL-yi5uw]

Thanks for your review. I just purchased some today and am keen to see how I go ….and if it can help curb the swearing!
I’ve been having so much trouble using the strip solder so fingers crossed this works.

[@Sekhmet1Songstress]

LOL, saves you lost of foul language! Love you look!!! 🤩

[@leonardo1480]

amazing past! is that any good and strong enough for repairing a band on a THIN-ish finger ring?

[@davidsteinfeld9123]

Hi Lidia I have a question or 2 for you about solder paste and what's available to the market as a reliable product for blending in of seams I am working with copper and will like to know about copper colored solders your knowledge on this tough subject is more then appreciated
Thank you in advance

[@stevesmith5738]

Hi can you on rgb strip light

[@createcrafts1819]

I've not tried using this medium yet, nor have I soldered any jump ring, just closed it, but know my work is getting more intricate and people do want closed jump rings without the joint lines showing, how would i to solder a jump ring that's connected to a bracelet (with gemstones), do you still have to use the pickling solution? If so, how can you do this without damaging the gemstones?

[@cooksongold]

Hi Create & Crafts, When soldering with solder paste, you will still need to pickle the item afterwards. Most gemstones can not withstand heat from soldering. You may want to take a look at our Heat Insulating Gel ( 998 457) which is designed to protect and shield materials including stones during exposure to heat and soldering and prevent them from cracking or shattering.

[@cmarkme]

You're Awesome and my Favorite Craft Girl.. :-) Iv'e a Gotss a Question, The Burner you use? is it possible you could give the name? I have bought several now and all have fail miserably.. Oh and by the way, I bought a Dremel Fortiflex because of your recomendation video :-) I'm Subbing!

[@cooksongold]

Hi Mark, The torch used in this video is our Hand Torch which can be found here: www.cooksongold.com/Jewellery-Tools/Hand-Torch-Please-Note-Jewellers--Torch-Is-Supplied-Without-Gas-prcode-999-955&query=torch&channel=uk