OT-338 Solder Flux,(10CC/Bottle) No Clean Lead Free Halogen Free Soldering Flux,for 3C Electronic/Digital Camera/Precision Electronic Repair,Rosin Liquid Flux

This review is for the Soldering Wick And Flux,No Clean Solder Flux,10CC Liquid Flux (2 PACK), 4.9 Ft Desoldering Wick Braid Remover Solder (2 PACK), For Soldering Phone/BGA/Appliance RepairNever used Flux nor desoldering wick before. I currently have a need, I have two mice that have a bad switch in each. I've decided to try and replace both of the mice switches since the cost is much cheaper than buying a replacement mice. I watched couple of youtube videos and decided to give this bundle a try and see if I can remove the current mouse switches so I can replace them.As I said I've never use flux nor have I attempted to desolder anything in my life before. I applied some flux to the contact areas of the current mouse switches and used my solder to heat the solder up. Once I got it up to temp I used the wicks to remove the solder. Not bad, I was able to get the current bad switches removed without any issues.Once I got the old/bad switches removed and the extra solder with the wick, I was able to insert the new replacement switches. I use a very small amount of flux to help solder on the new switches. It all worked as intended and the job wasn't too difficult. Have my two mice back up and running like new. This bundle helped me save money and made fixing my mice easier.

This is a great kit for desoldering small components from a board. I like the variety and extra tips for the flux. Everything works as expected. The flux and the braid works well. Surfaces don't need much clean up with IPA after using.

its precision flux and works well. this kit is designed for desoldering ics so it comes with multi sized tips plus solder wicks.

It's solder wick and flux. Flux comes with a syringe tip for precise application. There isn't much else to say other than it does the job for a amateur electronics repairman like myself.

Got these for some wire soldering I’m going to be doing soon. I like the that the kit comes with 2 copper desoldering wicks and 2 soldering flux syringes with different sized tips for different applications. I liked how easy the flux was to apply to the small gauge wiring with the syringes compared to a paste. Will definitely get these again in the future.

I like the precision gel-like flux, but I really got this for the wicking solder cleaner. It works great, pulled all the solder off of a couple of test joints. I plan on using this for stained glass work for the areas that I over apply solder. I would recommend this product.

I've used a few types of flux and this did help with solder flow, but still required some residue clean up in the case of a recent repair I was working on. I was able easily follow up and clean it with some rubbing alcohol but thought I would mention that.The flux applicator metal and plastic tip options included work great and the braided wick is as good as any and worked well to clean up stray solder.One thing I liked about this flux is it does not burn with a bad smell like the other flux I have here. Not sure how it's made but it smells better in my workspace and it works just as good so for that reason I'll keep using it.

This is a generous supply of both flux and copper wick for about $15 - quite a value.The wick is what it is - to be honest, I've never seen "bad" wick, just overpriced wick - this works as well as any I've used (no better, no worse).Flux, however - some seems to work like magic, some seems to hardly work at all. I'm not sure I'm ready (or qualified) to declare this the best I've used, but it is as good as any that I have used, as far as my moderate level of skill enables me to distinguish. Let me put it this way - the flux is good enough that my skill (or lack thereof) is the limiting factor, not the flux.So, for hobbyist work, tinkering, light repairs, this is, in my opinion, a very economically effective way to stock up on some usually costly consumables.