WHAT’S ALREADY BEEN DONE?
If your jewelry has been repaired numerous times by numerous people, it becomes necessary to clean the environment before continuing.
Each time a metal join is made, a solder with a lower melting temperature is used so the prior work doesn’t collapse. More joins means more varied soldering temperatures.
It is important to understand, the lower the melting-point of solder the weaker the join. By removing all the previous solder and cleaning the environment, Craig Coyne maintains the strongest possible bond. Learn more:
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