welding advice

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Originally Posted by Andy

gasless and looking the other way is best lol lol lol

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Gasless + Oakleys + hottest day of year = looking cool whilst working like a boss lol

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Originally Posted by Jayz Nova

The sealey welder is not bad for what your doing and as for the sill's i would replace them and the splash gaurds you can make yourself buy using card then tracing round on a bit of zintec steel sheet

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cheers mate just got to find a local place to get the steel from, do you know what kind of price i should be paying?

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Originally Posted by Mike

Gasless + Oakleys + hottest day of year = looking cool whilst working like a boss lol

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;););););)

if nova's were brand new now i reckon welders would of come as standard with and a free course on welding instead of a free years insurance...

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Originally Posted by novalew

cheers mate just got to find a local place to get the steel from, do you know what kind of price i should be paying?



;););););)

if nova's were brand new now i reckon welders would of come as standard with and a free course on welding instead of a free years insurance...

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Price depending on who you go to could be free to £20-40 and also how much you will need, if your doing splash gaurds you could do it with 1.2mm thick zintec sheet

cheers mate +rep to all

should i buy a full sill or sill skin?

skin sill i dont think you can get a full sill anymore but i may be wrong as for the welding you need to pulseweld not seam weld as you will blow holes galore !

is pulse weld like spotwelds?

you can get full sills on the bay

small overlapping spot welds

went to have a bash today bought some gas but i have an issue
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