glue instead of solder is not "holding down smd components" glue.
the smd glue i know is white or red, and if you want to replace a component
brute force or a proxxon grinder are the only methods i know to remove it.
i am not sure if it is really needed to use glue. if you can put the board
carefully in and out the
oven it is not necessary i think. also with industrial boards not all are
"glued".
st
On Tue, 23 Sep 2003 01:59:42 -0000, ghidera2000 <
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wrote:
> I've seen a glue in the electronics stores that is supposed to be used
> instead of solder. No idea how well it works but, I don't imagine you can
> remove the parts (easily) afterwards if needed.
>
> --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, kenneth magers
> <kenneth_m_73149@y...> wrote:
>> i beleave that there is a specieal glue that is used
>> for holding these down i have used pin head sized
>> drops of super glue gell just make shure in a well
>> ventelated area the heat will set them in place
>> i have encounterd the special glue they use when
>> reworking smd boards so i know it is used somtimes
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