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This is the ONLY solder flux that I have found to work without a doubt on stainless steel. After many trials and many products later this is the only one that I have found to work with low heat or high heat. I also tried brazing flux, but I couldn't get the solder to stick more than once or even good enough for electrical use.

Here is a close up of what it looked like using the rosin core generic Radio Shack solder, but with the flux mentioned.

Flipped, touched this side too to make sure that the connection is solid.

Here is what the cell looked like with 9 plates, 3 spacers blocks, and 4 1/2 in bolts.