KESTER SOLDER 24-6337-0027 Solder Wire, 63/37 SN/PB, 183°C, 1LB

Really helps with micro repairs

1 of best solder I’ve used.

Please check the DOM [Date of Manufacture] on the top label of all Kester Solder. Kester states that their solder has roughly a 2 year shelf life. So when you buy solder look at the DOM and with a pen write an expiration date of exactly two years on the label in case you notice problems with your soldered joints after that date. I have Kester solder that is expired by two months and I havent noticed anything yet but if I didnt I would buy a new 1lb. spool. There are distributors out there that are very good at making sure they provide their customers with the newest solder product that takes into account this very thing. In my opinion all solder should be sold based on this expiration date. If the solder in the photos are representations of what I might be buying. The DOM on these go back more than 6 years. Jun/2014 and Jun/2016 over about 4 years expired solder. I dunno... you decide. Not all things expired are garbage. I just wanted to inform you. Alex

very good solder for any custom job

Best solder available. Responses to heat well. Flows nicely. Overall looks good.

Im a fan of this stuff. It flows beautifully, way better than the generic solder I previously had.

This product speaks for itself. It showed up fast, and in a good box. That credit goes to Amazon.

This stuff is SO much better than the cheap spools that I bought from merchants overseas! I can see why this is recommended in the keyboard community. Melts so easily and so cleanly. And for 1 pound - not a bad deal IMO.

In the 20 or so odd years Ive been building, making, remaking and hacking, I have used alot of junk solder. My life wouldve turned out much differently had I found Kester 63/37 back in the 90s. The remainder of my days will be fill with regret and perfect solder joints

Verry good deal