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Lol to all you idiots, trying to use a stick welder for patches is like killing an ant with a sledgehammer, it's too hot to be used, period. Must use MIG or TIG welder for lower current, and electrode ground switching.

gotta few cracks on my custom wheel. Nothing much as a life threating , but a few half inch around the lips of the rim. Two cracks to be exact. The sets was still pretty new, but my girlfriend rode my car the other day and she accidently hit a major curb and this was the result. air is leaking out due to the two cracks. Took it to all the shops around, even to a major welding shop and all were saying that their insurance wont let them touch it cuz its a safety hazard. I do understand the risk they maybe taking if they open the door to all the customer with crack rims, but my two half inch crack is nothing much as a hazard compared to a worn out tire on a car. To make a long story short nobody want to touch it. My only three options left is find an individual person that can weld custom rims, do it myself or toss it and buy a new set, which i really dont want to due to my tight budget. Please any advise. Can this portable weld you are dancing about can fix my problem.

Welding is expensive to learn at first but like Scotty said a good couple days you should get the hang of it.

I read so many post saying don't arc weld panels on cars incase of blow through.arc welders are cheaper to buy than mig.I need sills tidying on mine but I'm cautious it will blow through..

Do you take the fuel tank out when welding a patch work to the body of a car?

Does anybody know what the maximum AMPAGE i am likely to need or use with an ARC welder for use on cars? Is 100 A enough for most jobs or should i buy a more powerful one

Is it okay to weld on the K-cradle (crossmember? subframe? idk what its called). The corner that holds the front control arm bolt on a 2003 Corolla (Matrix) that was wrecked was damaged and I hate to replace the whole thing when just the corner is damaged. It would be welded by or under the direct supervision of a experienced welder. Thanks scotty for the videos.

Mr Scotty Kilmer I bought a new SMART TOOLS Arc welding machine , and a (6013) 2.5mm welding rods . i want to weld on my front quarter panel which is made from very then metal, it has a rusty bottom end .and i want to replace it with fine clean metal sheet . what is the best rods for this job ? is the higher amps better for thin metal or the lower amps ? can i weld a muffler using it ?

I just bought the same helmet... and a 90 amp flux welder from HF. First time welder. Anyway... Can I weld onto a car part when it's still connected? I want to weld a socket onto the inner tie rod on a 03 Ford Focus because I the rod connector is stock and completely round at the rack and pinion. I can't get a pipe wrench in there even with the steering wheel completely turned. Just bought an angle grinder to make edges for a socket but a 4.5in grinder is still a bit big for the cavity. I want to weld a socket to it and impact it off but I don't want to damage anything electrical or pull off the rack and pinion just to weld it. Any advice?