i have been looking for at least a year to find a way to repair those burnt edges on PCB's and the two problems were the pitting from the eroded board and also attaching new copper to the PCB. i think i found something that is working for both. i would like to hear others input and what they have done or used to make this work short of the normal operator hacks and wires soldered all over the board. this board is out of my dig dug cabaret and it had wires soldered to the board and also the PCB and connector in the cabinet were melted bad. i have a picture. (sorry i forgot to take the before picture). its kind of a trick to do this but the 382 loctite is for PCB and it fills the crater and says it self levels (it needs help with the leveling) and adheres the .005 copper to the PCB very well. soldering i found can't be done after you glue and must be done flat before. i did both sides the same and it did take some trial and error but i am very happy with this final product and anyone else try this or have used any other types of glue etc.?? the two in the bottom of the picture on both sides i repaired. http://i1331.photobucket.com/albums/w595/security0001/IMG_20130925_204553_114_zpsbe3ff549.jpg


