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I have to weld in a new front trunk pan replacing the hole left from an AC unit. I have taken two MIG classes. Beside being a newbie, I have other limitations to consider.
I don’t have access to a 220 line. I’m inexperienced. It would cost me $1000 to have it professionally done. And I don’t want to buy a bunch of equipment for one job. Can I use a flux welder? There a couple cheap units at Harbor Freight (under $150) on sale right now. What don’t I know that I should know? Thanks (IMG:style_emoticons/default/welder.gif) |
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930cabman |
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Nothing short of artwork, thanks for posting.
How many years have you been at it? Many I am sure |
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