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Thread: Welding '03 frame to '37 Buick frame
          
   
   

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    In a word YES..........I'm trying to get the exact answer.(waiting for my tech to call back) You have to watch that you don't exceed the temperature determined by the manufacture. You use a paint stick that melts at that temp and don't get it hotter than that. You have to weld then let it cool then weld and let it cool....let it cool no blowing air no water. it has to cool by it self. It is stronger if you do half laps not cut off then but weld.
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