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Solder for Lead

and the flame can be directed to any point,
and the flame can be directed to any point,

Take 2 parts lead and 1 part tin. This is good, if, when a small quantity is poured on a table, little bright spots rise as it cools. When soldering with this, use powdered resin.

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