I bought some dry acid pickling salts from Chronos for cleaning up
stainless items after silver soldering. I appreciate that, even at
240gms/litre concentration, this is a pretty weak solution, but I'm
still a bit disappointed with the results - I had hoped that it would
remove the blackening as well as the flux, but it does not, even after
an extended dip. Would I be better off using sulphuric acid instead?
Cheers,
Paul

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paulwilliams
mark - 30 Apr 2009 14:36 GMT
On Apr 30, 11:05 am, paulwilliams <paulwilliams.3rg...@rcgroups.com>
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> I bought some dry acid pickling salts from Chronos for cleaning up
> stainless items after silver soldering. I appreciate that, even at
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ive never had to use any pickeling agent ..
i just go strait to the polishing stage ..
and never had any trouble .
all the best.markj