50-Pack 1/16''x13'' Aluminum Brazing Rods,Rods Aluminum Welding Rods for Propane Torch,Aluminum Repair

Good and does what it needs to. Used on a A/C condenser to repair a hole

I had 0 success with these. While yes this was my first attempt at brazing I was melting through my aluminum stock before the rods were melting. The only way I could get the rods to melt was have them in the flame too which you are not supposed to do. So I assumed it was just me but to test it I went to the store and bought name brand brazing rods, and bam, I got it to work. So I swapped back and forth between brands of rods to see if it really was the rods or just me but I could never get these to melt as they were supposed too, and when they did it would just ball up and not stick. Additionally, these rods are super thin and bend very easily. I found with the name brand rods that if I really rubbed on the stock it creates a much better adhesion, but with these rods they are so thin you won't be able to do that with out them bending on you. Lastly, because they are so thin the heat transfer is pretty extreme, the heat would crawl up near the top of the stick very quickly and make it hard to hold. So no, I would not recommend these. Go to the store and buy name brand and save yourself some headaches.

Fixed the problem. Worked out well

Thicker aluminum takes a lot more heat than a propane torch.

As advertised. I am a newbie to this type of welding so I don't have all the info to make a good judgment.