Silver Solder Paste Hard Ss75-1/4 T.o. | SOL-822.20

Received exactly as shown. Works as intended. Note: if you don’t have experience with this it can be difficult. The melting/flow point is very close to melting point of .925 sterling so your torch should be of sufficient heat with a localized point (small) to ensure the paste heats quickly. If your torch flame is to large there’s the very real danger of melting the piece(s) you’re working with.

Very easy to use. It was my first time and won’t be my last!

Mine came already dried out, so it takes longer for it to "flow". But it works okay.

This product was exactly as advertises. I’ve used it twice so far on jump rings, one small and one larger. I will definitely buy again.

similar type of product used for soldering is a godsend, but not for newbie brazers. I was very disappointed as to how much heat was required to melt tiny areas of the product when fixing a hole in refrigerant line. Also touch the tip to the heated surface and say good by to the tip applicator. as the substance hardens inside the tube tip. very viscous and hard to apply with tiny tip . Leak was unphased after using the whole tube and strict prep technique. Once heated with the piower of 10 Suns, the final braze is a quality metal but its flow was worse than a brazing stick 15% silver. What do I know just my 1st impression

Muy fácil de aplicar y es de buena calidad

I can’t get this stuff to flow for anything.

Perfect soldering for my first time! Two novices were able to easily solder jumprings

This is a great product and works well for soldered jewellery

Repaired a ring with it. Very easy to use.

As a multifaceted artisan deeply engrossed in the realms of jewelry crafting, 3D design, and various other intricate crafting endeavors, finding the right materials is paramount to my creative process. Recently, I had the pleasure of experimenting with Silver Solder Paste SS75, and I must say, it has quickly become a staple in my toolkit. Let's start with its performance. The SS75 solder paste boasts exceptional hardness, allowing for robust and durable bonds between metal components. Whether I'm joining silver pieces together or attaching findings to my creations, this solder paste consistently delivers strong and reliable connections. Its high melting point ensures that my meticulously crafted pieces withstand the test of time, without compromising on integrity or aesthetics. One of the standout features of SS75 is its ease of use. The paste consistency makes it incredibly convenient to apply precisely where needed, minimizing waste and ensuring clean, professional-looking joints. Its ability to flow smoothly under heat provides ample opportunity for intricate detailing, allowing me to execute complex designs with precision and finesse. Durability is another area where SS75 shines. Once cured, the solder forms a solid bond that withstands everyday wear and tear, ensuring that my creations maintain their structural integrity for years to come. Whether I'm crafting delicate filigree designs or robust structural components, I can trust SS75 to deliver exceptional results every time. Furthermore, the versatility of SS75 makes it suitable for a wide range of applications. From soldering jump rings and clasps to assembling intricate settings and bezels, this solder paste adapts effortlessly to the diverse demands of my craft. Its compatibility with various metals and alloys further expands its utility, allowing me to explore new techniques and push the boundaries of my creativity. In conclusion, Silver Solder Paste SS75 has earned its place as a prized asset in my crafting arsenal. Its exceptional performance, ease of use, and durability make it an indispensable companion for any artisan seeking to elevate their craft to new heights. Whether you're a seasoned jeweler or a budding creator, I highly recommend adding SS75 to your repertoire. Trust me; you won't be disappointed.

Product i received is the same as in the photo. However after applying to a silver ring that needed fixing the paste hardened and turned brittle and black under very low heat and very quickly. Almost as if it just burned. I am willing to accept that I may have done something wrong but in multiple attempts I haven't gotten it to work. Even after researching and watching youtube videos. Hopefully I can figure it out.

The product photo is made to look like a top quality product that i have purchased elsewhere. The product does not come labelled. Thats a nono in Canada. It gives off a strange smoke when heated. What chemicals are in this product, Is it even safe to use. I wont buy this again.