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[white72gs455]

Hello, I am doing a little project repairing some holes in a 54 buick. I did take a welding class 20 years ago in trade school. But I dont remember much from it. I have done occasional welding with thicker steel with no problems. now i will be repairing 18 guage steel which is pitted and rusty. I know I need to clean it up really well. I will be looking for advice soon. I have a lincoln mig welder (120volts) I dont remember the model number off the top of my head. oh well, hope you can help when i need it!
thanks,
jerry in minnesota

[KHK]

Hello jerry and WELCOME to the forum.

[Gadget]

Hi Jerry and welcome to the forum. Be sure to enter the contest here, you have an excellent chance of winning a nice unit.
Dan

[SICFabrications]

jerry, in Minnesota, please, by all means, ask the questions.... there are many peeps here t hat know welding machines like the knob on the back of their head and also how to use them.... the only stupid question is the one that didnt get asked, yeah?

[ISKI]

Welcome aboard, would recommend a Tig for this, but if you have a helper, and he can run two cold wet sponges on each side of the weld as the mig moves along, you can get a nice looking Mig weld with little warping.

Iggy

[arandall]

Welcome aboard, would recommend a Tig for this, but if you have a helper, and he can run two cold wet sponges on each side of the weld as the mig moves along, you can get a nice looking Mig weld with little warping.

Iggy

That's a good tip Iggy.

[brucer]

Hello and welcome to the forum