Dec 22, 2008 #1 I imacbo Well-Known Member Joined Jul 17, 2007 Messages 83 Reaction score 0 Location Ft. Smith well that is the question. Or would a mig flux core be better
Dec 22, 2008 #2 3404speed Ancient Decrepit Member Joined Feb 9, 2005 Messages 2,027 Reaction score 80 Location Gillett, Pa .023 gauge wire with a mig welder and gas. The flux core will leave residue that may affect the paint...
.023 gauge wire with a mig welder and gas. The flux core will leave residue that may affect the paint...
Dec 22, 2008 #3 dgc333 Well-Known Member Joined Jan 12, 2005 Messages 4,098 Reaction score 56 Location Pembroke, MA Also, flux core wire creates a much hotter arc and the flux sprays off the end of the wire. This results in a much higher likely hood that you will blow holes in the metal.
Also, flux core wire creates a much hotter arc and the flux sprays off the end of the wire. This results in a much higher likely hood that you will blow holes in the metal.
Dec 22, 2008 #4 mopar head DoD nuisance Alien/Squatch extermination team Joined Oct 21, 2008 Messages 8,325 Reaction score 10,719 Location Eastern panhandle 3404speed said: .023 gauge wire with a mig welder and gas. The flux core will leave residue that may affect the paint... Click to expand... Ditto nuff, said-----oorrr-- if you want to get all tech.ey you can break bad with a Tig welder and small 70 series wire. mig is 70 series also.
3404speed said: .023 gauge wire with a mig welder and gas. The flux core will leave residue that may affect the paint... Click to expand... Ditto nuff, said-----oorrr-- if you want to get all tech.ey you can break bad with a Tig welder and small 70 series wire. mig is 70 series also.