Chip Quik REMKIT SMD/SMT Chip Removal Alloy (REMKIT)

The Alcohol swabs that it comes with are 70% only. Don use them; throw them away. Unless your are diabetic and need to check your blood sugar regularly. These are useless for soldering. Use only 90% or more for any electronics.

I give 4 stars because they could of left the solder one piece... not several smaller pieces of solder. But the product works great! Solder flux is wonderful, the solder itself does melt almost immediatly contacting the iron. You just bridge (short) all the pins on SMD and almost literally just wipe it off. However!!! Make sure you are careful to remove the now excess solder... it can jump onto other pins and short stuff. Id get the vaccume and be set. You want to be tedious and have all the right equipment, tweezers, helping hands, etc before you start

This is a great system! I was able to remove and replace a tiny 14 pin chip. I practiced a couple of times on another circuit to learn how this system works and to adjust my techniques. Final work, using their liquid solder (diluted! See You-tube) was perfect.

Ive used this in the past and it works great as always. Highly recommend. Used it to replace a Xbox One S HDMI connector.

Up until recently, Ive been desoldering chips the hard way. Painstakingly getting the soldering iron to temp, using a magnifying glass to see every pin or lead that needed desoldering, and doing it one by one. With this stuff? I can just apply the flux, use a bit of the low temp alloy and run the tip around to get things nice and warm, and surface mount chips just effortlessly brush away. This saves me so much time. I dont think Ill ever go without this stuff on hand again.

This stuff works well. In tough areas where you have through-hole components or SMD with many pins it will save you.

This stuff is magic! With a solder pump, and following the directions, almost 100% effective in desoldering. Amazing.

Worth the money!!! I was able to desolder smt components that needed to be fixed. Chipquick saved the day!!!

I was impressed with results having NEVER even known such existed! Worked well the first time!

I have soldering tweezers I can use for removing a lot of surface mount components, but I have to remove my iron to use them, so if Im only removing one resistor, capacitor etc..., cant get the tweezers into a tight space, or am working with a component that cant be removed with the tweezers, this stuff is incredibly handy, However, my most common use with it so far has been removing DC-in jacks, and headphone jacks from motherboards. It makes for a super quick and easy removal for anything with multiple pins.