Posted by Janicholson on June 16, 2018 at 10:01:47 from (71.37.1.160):
In Reply to: Lumi-Weld rods posted by dr sportster on June 16, 2018 at 09:07:53:
I bought some (still have a few) and found they did what was advertised. I have not tried to weld pop cans as there is no need. I have welded motorcycle case holes, and castings successfully. The repair has a different look to the finished surface, but they worked on parts that were not going to be found. Key process was to clean and prep the surface do not wait at all after cleaning. Heat the material around the weld to get it to temperature of the eutectic process. So not try to melt the base metal, not needed, and overheats the filler. I used Mapp gas on heavier material and propane on 1/8" stuff. Being a welder, and knowing how to control heat in the weld is critical. The material has Hot shortness (Small range of solid to liquid transition.) Jim
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