GEL FLUX
User Instructions

This nontoxic and water soluble flux stays put and cleans up fast!

Safety

1. Always solder in a well ventilated area.
2. KEEP OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN.
3. Do not freeze, store in a cool place.
4. Refer to MSDS for additional information.

Instructions

1. Remove any accumulated oxidation from your lead joints or copper seams. (You can remove oxidation from your solder seams by gently scrubbing with 0000 gauge steel wool).
2. Use a flux brush to apply a thin coat of Inland Gel Flux to the joints or seams to be soldered.
3. Reapply as needed to complete soldering.

Helpful Hints

• Try to complete soldering and clean up in a single session. Flux left on came or foil will cause it to oxidize making it more difficult to solder later.
• To keep from applying too much flux, trim the bristles of your flux brush to about 1/4".
• If your solder spits and pops while soldering, you have too much flux.
• If your solder won't adhere you either don't have enough flux or oxidation on the surface is preventing the solder from bonding.
• Thoroughly clean your project after soldering to remove flux and soldering residues that can interfere with patinas and affect the appearance of your project. Use plenty of warm water and a flux remover such as Inland Flux Remover. Service

  If you have any questions or comments regarding the use of this or any Inland product please call Inland Customer Service at 1-800-521-8428 9 AM to 5 PM EST. or write us at:

  Inland Craft Products, Co.
  32052 Edward Dr.
  Madison Heights, MI 48071 USA

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