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        <description>Ever since I started tinning my circuit boards with liquid tin, they have been working better and solder more reliably.  Here's a quick how-to to show you how easy it is! Here's the chemical I use: http://shop.willyselectronics.com/browse.cfm/-mg-liquid-tin-for-copper-circuits-125-ml-/4,7363.html See a high res after shot: https://plus.google.com/photos/110520978303193127914/albums/5751148063985036641/5751148122864594082</description>
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