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Old 10-22-2009, 10:42 AM   #1
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Re: Best Buget Welder To Buy?

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I've got a Lincoln WeldPak 100 (or something like that) and it works great. I was curious if you HAVE to run gas when doing patch work? I don't have regulator set up and just do flux. It's all I've done (self taught) and my practice patches seem to be good. Just curious.
Fluxcore will leave slag/residue which can come back to haunt you when you go to paint.
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Old 10-22-2009, 08:09 PM   #2
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Re: Best Buget Welder To Buy?

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Fluxcore will leave slag/residue which can come back to haunt you when you go to paint.
I would avoid fluxcore. I used Argon to weld patch panels on my 67 Camaro and my 71 Mustang and no rust, no bubbles under the paint or any other problems for over 15 years.
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