I have an older SSL&S brass Berkshire which I had started about 25 years
ago and had to put away for a while.
Now that I have the facility to work on it the brass is so oxidized that
I can't get the solder to stick, even with acid flux.
I know bead blasting would help but right now my spray booth and all my
spray tools are in storage and I have no place to set them up.
Any suggestions on how to clean the brass so the solder will stick
without damaging the small parts?
thanks
Carey
On 3/1/2013 10:18 AM, Peter Vanvliet wrote:
I just stumbled across this web page, which lists actual dimensions of
real-world items in various scales, including S:
http://urbaneagle.com/data/RRstddims.html
- Peter.
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