Browse Tix Denver Flux bottle sizes for soft-soldering work. Compare the package size and whether the individual listing includes a brush cap, then select the amount that fits the work you plan to do.
Select Flux for Joint Preparation
Denver Flux and Anti-Flux have different functions. Select the flux for the intended joint and consult its instructions for compatible materials and cleanup. An inhibitor belongs where solder is not wanted. Check the exact product before applying it, especially when both bottles are present on the same workbench.
Keep Flux and Inhibitor Separate
Dry-fit the parts and decide how they will be held before beginning. Keep access to the joint in mind, and consider the heat sensitivity of nearby paint, adhesives and nonmetal parts. When the technique or material combination is new to you, a spare-material test gives you a way to evaluate the process before working on the final assembly.
Choose Supplies for the Actual Material
Model fabrication may involve different metals and joining methods within the same project. A product suitable for one operation should not automatically be used for every other connection. Read the current instructions, plan the cleanup and inspect the result before moving on to finishing or installing the part.
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