aluminum welding?? check this out

[drifxtfx1]

i was googling on how to aluminum weld and came up to this. what are yalls thoughts.

http://durafix.com/
http://durafix.com/demo/256.html

http://www.aluminumrepair.com/video_new.asp

[LB.Motoring]

Definably a batch job,

If you wanted to fix something quickly and ghetto you go to it.


I doubt it would be very strong... they apply it so thinly.

[yarou]

Yeah, what are you planning on welding? That's definitely no replacement for mig or tig

[johngriff]

Welding is melting two pieces of metal together, not soldering metal on top of them.

So, this is not welding.

[japslapsilvia]

i think the technical term is "brazing"....if you want to do that just get an oxy acteline torch....some home depot alum rod and go to town....it takes some practice b/c often times the rod will melt too quickly...and the joint wont be strong....too much heat and the parts will melt quickly....

[sick_lazy_gray-s13]

yeah, kind of deceiving... how do you know how much pressure he is putting on the drill or on the poke??? It's like bench pressing with plastic hallow weights that read 1 TON

[Jung918]

If I just wanted to fill something that is not a structural piece. Then I might see how well it works. Other then that, I would rather weld it using a real welder.

[Tops*]

Has anyone seen the infomercials for Alumaloy? The lady with the monotone voice. My friend and I used to make fun of her all the time back in the day in welding class. It's ultimately the same process as Dura Fix.