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Sumith
How to Avoid RustT From Newly Welded Pannels
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How to Avoid Rusts From Newly Welded Pannels'what should i apply on it first. someone proposed me NO LEAK is it advisable ?

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Posted on: 2011/4/25 9:37
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use primer paint

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id be going with 2pac primer, im using it, seems to work well.

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etch primer mate

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sorry i meant etch primer also :S

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Weld thru primer, single pack. Get it from paint supply shops. Use it on the back of stuff being welded.

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If your talking about protecting the metal before you do the welding then go for a 'Weld through primer' or 'Cold Gal' as both can be successfully welded on. With normal paints you will have major issues trying to weld over them (a lot of spitting and weld spatter).

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