Re: [OT] Cleaning Solder Paste
RussellMc <[email protected]>
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On Sun, 27 Apr 2025 at 23:08, Isaac Marino Bavaresco < [email protected]> wrote: > The cotton will endure the heat necessary to melt the solder particles. > Perhaps you can just melt them and shake them out while molten. > > I'd expect that to "matt" the solder into the fabric. Hopefully I'm wrong. Swinging the jeans hard against a surface so that the melted solder experiences sudden acceleration out of the fabric MAY work. Hopefully I'm right (although I'd not be surprised if I wasn't.) "Solder sucker" action - possibly by placing the material against a high suction orifice with good flow across the whole area and melting with a hot air gun with "due care" may work. Or not. As someone suggested - extraction from top surface possible preferable. YMMV. ACNR :-(. I have a Bosch hot air gun with digital temperature display that can be set for air temperatures of 50-450 C. Something similar may be useful, allowing semi precise temperature control. Please report back. Russell