[Jewelry making - Article 00411] - Re: [Orchid] Heat sink

[Katherine Palochak]

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    Personally I haven't tried this particular method (I have done sort
    of--with a setup to hold parts while soldering), but I saw a fellow
    paint on a thick slurry of plaster of Paris on everything except the
    part that had to be repaired, let it dry, then soldered. Stuck it in
    a bucket of water afterwards to soak off the plaster, brushed it with
    a wire brush, then pickled it. Might work if nobody comes up with a
    better solution. 


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