is it just a ? of looks ??? if weld is non critical and out of view or dosent mater what it looks like can i just hit it with some paint and go? will the slag have long term affects on the weld?
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paint over slag???
thanks for the help
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Painting over slag would certainly not be a way to gain repeat business, if you are thinking of being in this business to make a living.
If it were my own work, I would want to take that extra minute or two to do it right. If you don't want to chip and brush the slag, why bother with paint?
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repeat business
first off i would never shortcut any customers work..
i do not do this for a living i do it for fun and as art. in some cases i fix stuff around my home like my mower deck (unseen and noncritical)the point to paint is to stop rust that is y i asked if it would have any effects on the weld.as in would the slag speed up the rusting process?
also i like the look of the slag in some of my art that im not painting and wonderd if i could paint over it to keep the look and add colar.it is not a matter of time.thanks for the help
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hope i helped
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feel free to shoot me an e-mail direct i have time to chat.
[email protected]
summer is here, plant a tree. if you don't have space or time to plant one sponsor some one else to plant one for you. a tree is an investment in our planet, help it out.
JAMES
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fun4now,
A good grinder and a rope brush will clean most slag if you do want rid of it as it typical excepting your art work, etc. Definitely clean the slag before making a second weld pass. If it is tough and nasty stuff an air chipper will make short work of heavy slag. It works especially well where a low H rod was burned in too hot.
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