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Autobody Welding

Author:
Cliff

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Date Posted: 21:20:04 08/22/02 Thu

I am in the process of restoring a 73 TR6, I replaced and welded in new sections to the frame with a MIG that I borrowed. All turned out great and I thoroughly enjoyed welding, grinding and finishing is another matter. I am now onto the body and have a few small patches to weld in plus both rocker panels. I will have to rent a MIG as my loaner is not available, I also have access to an oxy/ace set-up from work. I have never brazed before is this something one should attempt having done ok with the MIG? I understand that brazing is better for body metal due to the softer easier to finish welds? Any advice would be most helpful, especially how to websites.

Regards,
Cliff

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Replies:

Subject	Author	Date
Re: Autobody Welding	Ross	21:21:44 08/22/02 Thu

Re: Autobody Welding	bob	19:36:08 09/24/02 Tue

Re: Autobody Welding	smita dhake	00:08:39 12/05/02 Thu