> You could also use a silicon bronze welding wire with 100% Argon
> shielding gas. This requires less surface prep, as the silicon
> bronze filler has good affinity for the zinc, resulting in much less
> loss to evaporation. Silicon bronze also has greater corrosion
> resistance than steel fillers, so it's not always necessary to repair
> the damaged galvanized surface. That's probably a moot point, since
> you're likely going to be painting the footwells, but it's a big win
> for things like HVAC use -- And galvanized chassises, too. You still
> don't want to breath the fumes, but good ventilation should be
> enough without needing a positive pressure system.
What is the strength of this like? (Thinking of it for welding rollcage to a
galv chassis - 6mm plated already but then galved) Else I can grind the top
plates and have it welded normally.
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