Hi everyone!
Ive been lurking for a while but extremely thankful that there are so many knowledgeable people on this forum. Please lend some knowledge my way please! :dizzy:
One of my friends damaged a customers radiator and asked that I repair it. My skills with TIG are okay. I know I can weld the aluminum but I need to know the best method in which to repair this hole.
The hole is on one of the veins that span from one end tank to the other. It is very very close to the endtank itself.
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Do you think this is repairable?
If so, should I focus my arc on the end tank which has thicker material, create a puddle and feed the filler until it fills into the vein? (This is what I figured)
Any assistance would be great! Thanks a ton in advance!
Ive been lurking for a while but extremely thankful that there are so many knowledgeable people on this forum. Please lend some knowledge my way please! :dizzy:
One of my friends damaged a customers radiator and asked that I repair it. My skills with TIG are okay. I know I can weld the aluminum but I need to know the best method in which to repair this hole.
The hole is on one of the veins that span from one end tank to the other. It is very very close to the endtank itself.
Closeup
Another
Do you think this is repairable?
If so, should I focus my arc on the end tank which has thicker material, create a puddle and feed the filler until it fills into the vein? (This is what I figured)
Any assistance would be great! Thanks a ton in advance!
