>>Actually, now I remember there was a hobbyist solder paste in a syringe=20
>>that claimed to require no refrigeration.

All suppliers reccommend refrigeration, teh qyuestion is how long they actu=
all last without. I'm
told moisture is at leas as much of a proglem for lifetime. I have some EFT=
 Solderplus paste maybe 5
years old that's still fine.=20
You can also rejuvinate paste that is getting a little dry by adding flux

>I have ordered the stencil from the same manufacturer that is making the
>PCB. Now I need that thing (sorry, I don't know the name :P )=20

Squeegee

>to distribute
>the paste over the stencil.. can You suggest me a good one from Digikey or
>just the name of the type of product, so I'll search it?

Look at screen-printing suppliers.=20
A rigid piece of stiff, thin plastic can work well, as can an offcut of a s=
tainless stencil.=20
metal scrapers for painting/decorating can also work as long as the edge is=
 free from burrs
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