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Posted by jeffcat on September 05, 2006 at 00:33:18 from (216.107.36.163):
In Reply to: Durn steel termite Pics. posted by Keith-OR on September 03, 2006 at 20:01:40:
Very nice job. Had to do some thing like that for the antenna hole on a car once. If you can get everything to tin the first time around it is great. Found something that works well with the new no lead soilders. Go to depot and buy a can of paste with the green and white lable. I can"t remember the name but it is in a little flat can. Take the top off and look at the stuff. It looks like body puddy or dum dum looks. Gray in color and boy does it work well on copper and metal. Give it a try. jeffcat
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