wheel repair

Doc-1 · 12-25-2009, 02:53 PM

No actually not. I think you are right. I would not recommend this type of repair for a crack...never. For building up the lip for curb rash...would not recommend this either. I wanted to do this as an experiment as a learning process as to see what and where we are in this area of brazing. The temps are too high for curb rash, I will used JB weld in the future. They temps need to come down by 300 F to be usable for curb rash. Tig is the only way to go for a crack. I am in full agreement with you

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12-25-2009, 02:53 PM	#9
Doc-1 Rotary Fanatic Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Madison Alabama Posts: 115 Rep Power: 18	No actually not. I think you are right. I would not recommend this type of repair for a crack...never. For building up the lip for curb rash...would not recommend this either. I wanted to do this as an experiment as a learning process as to see what and where we are in this area of brazing. The temps are too high for curb rash, I will used JB weld in the future. They temps need to come down by 300 F to be usable for curb rash. Tig is the only way to go for a crack. I am in full agreement with you