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[* black] Once the tip has been rejuvenated, clean the hot iron tip on a brass ball and immediately feed some fresh solder onto the tip.
[* icon_note] If the tip is clean and hot, solder should readily wet (flow onto) the tip.
[* icon_reminder] Covering the iron tip in a layer of solder is called "tinning," and the tip should ''always'' stay tinned.
-[* black] After the entire working surface of the iron tip has been coated, clean off any excess solder with your brass ball or damp cellulose sponge.