JamesWilson
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Just wondering... I'm about to start learnig to lead load to cover some rust rash on the steel bits of my Austin-Healey and the bumpers of my Jensen-Healey, but there as a few palces where the Big Healey's aluminum shrouds could use a little filler and I was wondering:
1. Can Aluminum be lead loaded?
2. Is the process the same as for steel? (or do I have to use stainless steel brush to clean it as for welding)
3. Flux?
4. Any particular issues with removing the excess since the Aluminum is so much softer than steel, but still somewhat harder than the lead.
5. How durable is the resulting bond?
6. Does this raise any issues for later priming and painting?
Thanks...
1. Can Aluminum be lead loaded?
2. Is the process the same as for steel? (or do I have to use stainless steel brush to clean it as for welding)
3. Flux?
4. Any particular issues with removing the excess since the Aluminum is so much softer than steel, but still somewhat harder than the lead.
5. How durable is the resulting bond?
6. Does this raise any issues for later priming and painting?
Thanks...