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I've been using that nasty conductive plumbing flux for electronics my entire life and now that I am tinkering with SMT devices that cant be cleaned under, I am realizing it may be time to upgrade. Does anyone know of a good flux that is not conductive nor corrosive? I am looking for something that cleans off easily but wont be an issue if I miss some.

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there are a few good brands to choose from. one of the most widely used and recommended by both hobbyists and professionals is kester.

951 Flux-Pen®

Kester 951 Flux-Pen® is a zero-halogen, non-rosin Flux-Pen that is specifically designed for rework of conventional and surface mount circuit board assemblies. The extremely low solids content (2.0%) and nature of the activator system results in practically no residue left on the assembly...
www.kester.com
 
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