How To Repair Damaged /Missing PCB Pads - INVISIBLE Fix #soldering

An easy to follow tutorial on how to repair damaged /missing pcb pads , either surface mount or through hole with my " INVISIBLE FIX " method . Please ( TRY AND WATCH RIGHT THROUGH ) as all the pictures afterwards show how this is such a wonderful method to use.
All stages are clearly explained with photographs at various stages along the way of , before , during and after results.
This tutorial will also be of great benefit to all viewers who are trying to fix broken traces or damaged IC's which may also have caused pad repairs ( see my DAMAGED TRACES and IC REPAIR VIDEO'S )also my (PAD ,TRACE AND IC PIN repair video )or viewers trying to fix joints underneath various components as its a multiuse solution and will fool most people, as it really can be made to look "INVISIBLE".
This fix is a very secure method as you can match the track and pad size perfectly which will ensure you a perfect working and safe joint.
Finally thank you for your time and so as to not miss out on my future releases why not hit the subscribe link and turn on the notifications. Good luck.

#pcbpadrepair #repairingpcbpads #solderrepair

[AnonYmous-inwr]

I'm glad I found your channel...I'm a computer technician well technically a network engineer since I also graduated for network engineering..anyway I love hardware repair and I am always looking for good sources of information and sometimes I run into board issues that could be fixed by replacing a component like a capacitor or repairing the traces etc. These videos are great on clarifying what I need to do in those types of situations...I can offer a cheaper repair and make more money instead of having to buy a replacement board I van change a cheap piece and my customer is happy...plus I get my skills up....keep up what you're doing you are an asset to the repair community....

[klauscottonswab]

God, you have a steady hand...control over the knife... Proper breathing and not too much coffee! Hehehe....

[donsiegel]

If you do not have the hand coordination of a neuro surgeon as he does get some copper tape for $8 on Amazon and while there some tiny, thin high precision scissors ($10) and cut out the pad you want to replace then follow Mr. Solder Fix's video on installing the new pad. His soldering skills are so good they may be impossible to match but do not let that stop you from trying. The last part is take the continuity checker on your voltmeter and check your new pad and the next one in line on that trace for continuity when your done to insure a valid connection.

[RepairsMX]

Thats a critical Repair., Soo good to find something like this in the web.

[nicoful]

This is exactly the help I needed to continue my repair, thanks man!

[logothaironsides]

That is brilliant. Love how you patiently explain .

[johnhorvath]

You have incredible ability to do find work a remarkable example of how need to be done right

[intelligentacid]

Hell yeah, that's what I need!!! Have a PCB with 3 damaged pads under chip, no way to make bridges, so replacing pads from a donor is the solution! Thnx that much, man! Liked and subscribed immediately!)

[shelleywhite]

Great video . Wow your hands steady. Loved the end photos .

[mickfixesjunk]

I love this video. I have some Neo Geo's I am working on and would love to upgrade my fixes to this level. Great content!

[kimdotcom]

Excellent fix, well done, you are a true expert at soldering

[smollande]

Excellent! I've always wondered if there was a way to fix pads that have fallen out. Now I know!

[codigotico]

Thanks a lot for sharing. All your videos are what I am looking for!

[SmallSpoonBrigade]

I'm working on restoring an old NES console and fortunately, the pads are still okish, it's the tin on top that had to be scrubbed away that was the issue. I've never seen a video of one so badly corroded. But, it should just be a matter of retinning it, but, it's great to see what plan B looks like.

[darkallyrecordings]

This is art! Nicework bud! I enjoy your videos very much. Theyre a great help.

[rubybegonia]

Thanks for making this video, it's really helpful. I do have a couple of questions if you don't mind.
1. What is your thought on supergluing the replacement pad to the board?
2. What do you think of fabricating new pads from copper foil, or flattened (hammered) solid core copper wire?
Thanks!

[sirtinley-knot]

thank you so much... I thought I had buggered the whole pcb till I watched this! 😂

[mosfettg]

Nice job, I have seen using jumper wires but this is neat

[MultiVoiceofreason]

Excellent repair, very stealth I like it very much

[plebtech]

Love it... Doubt I could pull this off for two missing pads I need for a tiny ATMEGA mind.