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One of the relays on my Taxi has two lifted pads from some work the previous owner did. When I say "lifted", I mean clean off:
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These pads don't look to be through-holes, so I guess I'm lucky, there.
What are some methods you guys would use to either repair these holes? Is there a hacky approach that works and doesn't look terrible?
I was considering superglue, but I didn't know if that would cause any problems. This relay goes into backbox, so there wouldn't be any vibration to worry about.
So you guys think I can just glue those lifted pads back to the board, and then stick the header pins through them and solder them to the glued pads? I can run wire to the broken traces from there if I have to.
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