Repairing broken jewelry stems that become expensive in jewelry, but you can repair your jewelry with a soldering gun. Don’t throw away a piece of jewelry or leave it unused in the bottom drawer when you can fix it with a soldering gun. Solid bonding will make the area broken again and if done properly, you won’t see any repairs.
Appropriate ornaments together
It becomes a piece of jewelry. The two parts must fit together as closely as possible. There can be no gaps, because solids will not fill.
Plug in the solidifying gun to bring it up to operating temperature. Even the plug in the pot. An ALEX pot is a heated pot such as an old pot or a coffee pot that you pour a mouse solution into. It can clean your kit. Brine solutions such as Sparex contain acids such as sulfuric acid and or nitric acid. For a home safe solution for mice, you can use 1 cup of vinegar to 1 teaspoon of salt instead. Likewise, other salves are called salvation. Sodium bisulfate or acid swimming. Use 1/2 cup of sodium bisulfate to 1 gallon of water.
It is a clean ornament
You will need to clean the area before you start soldering it together. Dip a soft toothbrush into some window cleaner. Or it can be dipped in cotton swab in alcohol water or soapy water. Otherwise, wash the area well and the solid won’t stick. After you’ve cleaned the area, dry your jewelry with a soft, free towel.
Mix the Borax Flux
Some red flux will need to be mixed. You can do this by mixing 1 tablespoon of borax with a small amount of water. You don’t want to add too much water, or the mixture will just disintegrate. The mixture looks like a loose paste. Paint this flux with a small glass in the places where you want to iron. Borax helps the fluid flow more smoothly. This is important if you want to achieve a seamless appearance.
Crush solid parts
Now we need to cut more solid gold or solid silver. Place these chips on top of the kit where you applied the flux. Don’t add more than you need to cover the break, or you’ll have a mess in your kit.
Holding the soldering gun like a lead, slowly apply heat from the tip of the gun to the area you want to repair. You only need to heat this area until the solder melts. When the molten solid stops in the heat. All you have to do now is make sure those ornaments sit together undisturbed so they can fuse together.
ALEX SOLUTION
The brine is not that usual solution that is stored in pickles. This is a special solution that you dip your jewelry into and it is powerful enough to remove any remaining residue from the soldering iron. This is what makes your repair almost invisible. Carefully dip the piece of jewelry into the muriatic solution using copper tongs. The copper tweezers will not contaminate your wall solution. Soak the part of the kit for a few seconds only and remove.
Practice
As with anything, practice, practice, practice. Don’t start on your most expensive jewelry and try to fix it. Chances are they can go very wrong and they can even ruin your party. Start with a piece that you don’t care if it looks perfect or not. The more you do, the better you become.
Cautions
Dispose of any excess borax flow and wall solution. To get rid of the old salt solution, add baking soda to it and let it boil. When the boil is restrained, it drains the redness very well. To arrange the flow of borax, add water to dilute it.
Goggles to protect your eyes.
Work in a well-ventilated area.
If you solidify gold jewelry, do not use the same karat solidify as your gold jewelry, otherwise your gold. the ornaments will melt. Use 4 karats lower than your jewelry.
Remember, muric acid is a dangerous substance. It can damage jewelry and feed holes in clothing.
