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Properly Removing Flux After Soldering

CJ Flux Remover

After a stained glass piece has been soldered, the flux must be removed. If the flux is not totally removed, corrosion and oxidation may occur.

A flux remover will neutralize and remove flux. They tend to be safe and gentle on skin. After removing flux, some will need to be rinsed off, others do not. Be sure to read the directions on the flux remover you use.



Flux Remover Application

Cleaning stained glass CJ Remover Washing stained glass
Flux remover is sprayed over the entire stained glass piece.
Using a brush or fine steel wool the stained glass piece is scrubbed.
Then according to manufacturers directions, it may need to be rinsed off with warm water.




Common Brands of Flux Removers
  • Canfield Solder-Magic Flux Remover
  • CJ's Flux Remover
  • Kwik Clean Flux Remover
  • NeutrClean Flux Remover

Things to Remember

Proper flux removal prevents oxidation crust




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