Thread: Rust From New Welds
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10-01-2005 11:29 PM #1
Rust From New Welds
Would appreciate any advice on how to treat braze welds. I braze weld my patch panels/skins and always use wire wheel attachment to clean the weld and use metal prep to clean. Anyone know of any special cleaner or etching solution that is specially formulated to treat welded steel?
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10-01-2005 11:39 PM #2
what about por15 metal prep... hmm. just a suggestionCHOP IT UP!!!!!!!
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10-02-2005 08:49 AM #3
Ask your paint store if the brand of metal prep you're using will treat brass.
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10-02-2005 01:43 PM #4
Re: Rust From New Welds
Originally posted by shevy not heme
Would appreciate any advice on how to treat braze welds. I braze weld my patch panels/skins and always use wire wheel attachment to clean the weld and use metal prep to clean. Anyone know of any special cleaner or etching solution that is specially formulated to treat welded steel?
Silicon Bronze still has a low melting point , and has a better weld strength then brass , and will still give you less metal warp .
GM has used Silicon Bronze for many , many years , the roof to C pillar and roof to A- pillar welds were all Silicon Bonze , and people always thought it was brass.
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10-02-2005 03:22 PM #5
There is some kind of reaction between the steel and brass and flux. I never was able to get a lasting repair with brasing. I think the only thing that worked for me was mig welding.Choose your battles well===If it dont go chrome it
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