The process for soldering the LED is very simple.
The size of the wire and the LED make it seem very intimidating but it really is not as impossible as it looks. Watch the video, follow these steps and take your time. You'll be amazed at how easy it is.
Step 1 - Load the LED in the tweezers. Optionally, use a pice of double-sided tape on a wood "soldrering" block to hold the steady.
Step 2 - Apply a small amount of Tinning Flux to the ends of the magnet wire and to the solder pads of the LED.
Step 3 - Collect a small "ball" of solder on the tip of the pre-heated iron and pass the wire through the ball to tin the end. Tip - keep the tinned area very small; it only needs to be as long as the solder pad of the LED.
Step 4 - Lay the tinned wire on the LED solder pad and quickly "touch" the solder ball on the iron tip to the solder pad.
Step 5 - Load the resistor in the tweezers and repeat steps 2, 3 and 4. Repeat all steps to attach the second wire.
Step 6 - Test the LED assembly and rework the solder joints as required.
Step 7 - Twist the wire pairs by "rolling" the assembly between your thumb and index finger.
Step 8 - Apply a coat of enamel to the exposed solder joint to insulate the assembly.
Still not ready to try it? Sure thing, I get that. I sell them Pre-Wired too...