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Jarrell, <br /> <br />Two secrets to soldering <br /> <br />1. Clean surfaces. Important if you are using weathered track or painted track to clean it off before soldering. <br /> <br />2. Extra Flux. Buy some Rosin paste flux and apply to the joint before soldering, even if you are using rosin core. A couple of buddies I have use no corrode brand acid flux for track slodering without any problems. They reccomend washing it off after soldering with some water. I have tried this and it works much better than the rosin flux, but washing the track is a hassle. <br /> <br />Practice on some scraps first....
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