Can a native Spanish speaker please tell me how to say “rosin core solder” and “solder flux”
I tried using google translate but no cigar 
If you can find me a shop in Barcelona where i can just go and buy it, you are officially a rockstar 
Thanks
I don´t speak spanish but did you look amazon https://www.amazon.de/s/ref=glow_cls?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=solder&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Asolder
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I’m not from spain so I don’t really know where to buy it there. But you should ask for “estaño con resina” or just “estaño”. And I don’t know if there’s a Spanish word for flux I’ve always asked for “flux” but it’s not pronounced the same it’s like “flute” but with x at the end
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Search for estaño para soldaduras electricas, nowadays every solder comes with flux
Even though im a native speaker I learned all this stuff in german…
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but never bad to have some extra flux. especially if you solder nickle it´s very helpfull.
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There’s no such thing as too much flux
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Yo hablo perfecto español. But…WTF is … ?
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wow fast replies. Thanks everyone. So which one of these is good?
Google translate is doing literal translations I think so it makes no sense. LOL
60/40 and not lead free works for me
You dont use flux? or resin core solder?
Me neither, since I don’t know what those ‘solder things’ mean anyway? I can’t translate to spanish smthng I don’t have a clue what it is??
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I use both. For wires usually the solder with flux core is enough. If I solder on nickle or something which doesn´t want to heat up well I use flux too on top.
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I would look there, you have a lot to choose from
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Guys, I think I found a local shop
https://ferreteria.es/esta-o-trefil-res-40-60-100g1-5-mm.html
does this look right?
Seems fine 
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