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Old 01-29-2012, 02:37 PM   #11
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Re: Project "Captain Insano"

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i'm not a welder, so i'm sure your correct. i'm in no position to debate over polarity, i just have the ground wired as it says to. i suppose i could change it around and weld some more with the gas and see what happens.
The overwhelming majority of flux core wires are straight polarity (meaning the wire is hooked up to the negative side) and the solid wires, which use a shielding gas, are reversed polarity (wire is connected to the positive side). If you have some spare time try a test with different polarity settings. Although core wire is not a first choice for body work, it should look better than that. But by far your gas weld is far better.
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