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![]() "CS" wrote: (clip) My question is which solder bar to go for - lead free or leaded?? (clip) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I believe lead is used on top of storage batteries because it resists corrosion by the sulfuric acid fumes. Using solder, I would worry that the acid would leach out the tin, and leave you with a porous layer which would then allow the acid to attack the copper. I would try tinning with solder, and then cover that with lead. I'm pretty sure you could get the lead to wet the solder easier than trying to get it to wet the copper. (Have never tried it, though.) |
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