Solders Galvanizing Solder 1/4 X 1/4 X 14"

Galvanizing Solder Is A Self-Fluxing Solder Alloy For Repairing Damaged Galvanized Materials. It Is Very Easy To Apply And Bonds To Most Metals. Galvanizing Solder Will Not Peel Or Burn Off And Is Superior To Original Galvanize. It Has Excellent Resistance To Corrosion. Working Temperature Is About 600 Degrees Fahrenheit. Galvanizing Solder Rust-Proofs Burned And/Or Damaged Galvanized Coatings On Sheet, Bar Or Pipe. It Is An Excellent Filler Metal On Rusty Auto Or Truck Bodies And Cabs Rather Than Plastics; Also On All Applications Where Parts Cannot Be Disassembled To Take To Galvanizing Tanks. It Is Used In Field Pipeline Welding To Prevent Corrosion Of Welded Areas. Procedure: No Flux Is Required. Apply Galvanizing Solder While Metal Is Still Hot. A Clean Wire Brush Will Aid In Tinning The Surface. It Can Also Be Tinned With A Paddle Or Cloth. Do Not Direct A Flame On The Alloy. Rub The Rod On The Metal, When It Melts The Temperature Is Correct.