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| bobbyb13:
I can only hope to learn how to do work like this before somebody is sprinkling me around to fertilize the bananas... --- Quote from: jamieww on March 17, 2021, 03:58:27 pm ---Many yests ago I used a metal paint then a sealer to repair, it was excellent for pcb repairs as it could be applied extremely thinly & the sealer could effectively be sprayed or painted to cover everything. I haven't bothered much with repairs for some time as I stepped completely away from it, parts became so cheap it wasn't worth my time vs the cost. Now I'm starting to get back into the electronics side of things with various arcade gaming units & bandits it's great to see so many passionate people still doing actual repairs! Its given me a bit more respect for repairing over replacing for the sake of cost... plus some PCB's are becoming harder to find replacement for! Great start on your write up, thank you. Sent from my SM-N950F using Tapatalk --- End quote --- And this reminds me of stuff I have used for repairing defroster circuits in rear windshields of people's cars. Just have to find the stuff that is almost entirely silver is the only concern. Maybe could work for repairing burned traces? |
| mourix:
I really like how far you got with some research. Well done. The patch wire can be made to look quite good if you keep 90 degree angles and hot snot it for protection. |
| Mike A:
Thanks. Yeah I used kynar wire for the final repair and it looks prettier. |
| jennifer:
:) |
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