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Hi Bruce,
You will have to make your own solder. But it isn't too hard to do.
If you add about 1% fine silver to your alloy it should lower the
melting temperature enough to act as a solder for the original alloy.
Cadmium will work even better but it is toxic so you must use very
good ventilation when soldering or melting. Make some solder then
roll out a thin sheet of solder and a piece the original alloy to the
same thickness. Now melt both samples side by side. this trial will
give you a pretty good idea of the melting temperature of the solder
relative to the original alloy. Keep in mind that the lower the
melting temperature of the solder the greater the color difference
will be.
Hope this helps. Good luck.
Jim Miller
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