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TrevorG3VLF · 19th May 2020, 11:12 pm

I have a small tin of Fluxite, only 60 years old. It seems to work quite well if the surfaces are clean.

More recently I bought a littlr pot of LA-CO regular soldering flux paste labelled non-acid, non-toxic. It seems to be a little better than Fluxite. I have e-mailed the makers (US) to see if is is suitable for electronic circuits but answer was there non. Does anyone know if this is corrosive?

19th May 2020, 11:12 pm	#25
TrevorG3VLF Rest in Peace Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Matlock, Derbyshire, UK. Posts: 1,378	Re: Extra flux anyone? I have a small tin of Fluxite, only 60 years old. It seems to work quite well if the surfaces are clean. More recently I bought a littlr pot of LA-CO regular soldering flux paste labelled non-acid, non-toxic. It seems to be a little better than Fluxite. I have e-mailed the makers (US) to see if is is suitable for electronic circuits but answer was there non. Does anyone know if this is corrosive?