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Joshua Edwards - Nov 13, 2018
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The solder in the video looks like a clear liquid, I’m I missing something. I’m used to solder that looks like wire? Is there something new that is easier to use?
Thanks for putting this up, I’m trying to decide if I can do the soldering and I just want to make sure I know what I’m getting myself into.
Fix It Planet - Nov 14, 2018
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Sorry for the confusion. That clear liquid is actually flux. The solder has been put on the iron tip prior to soldering the pads. Not much solder is needed but the flux is necessary to help the flow and bonding of the solder.
Nick DeRissio - Dec 6, 2018
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What kind of wick do you use?
Fix It Planet - Dec 7, 2018
Goot wick. Model: CP - 2015 Width: 2 mm
Best Songs - Jan 1, 2019
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Could I use an IOpener tool to open the ipod?