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Repairing damaged trace on circuit board

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I overheated the board (Shannon Parks ST35 circa 2002) while removing bad caps and a couple of traces lifted off. I consulted Professor Google and found recommendations for conductive ink pens and copper tape, but I figure somebody here will have figured out what works. They're not in a good spot to install a jumper, but I could try that too.

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Topic - Repairing damaged trace on circuit board - lafish54 14:23:01 07/8/22 ( 25)
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