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    Quote Originally Posted by cffisher View Post
    I know lead works I did my 38 chevy with lead.. So if he leads over the brass it will hold. I heard filler would pop off???
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    well yes long as it tinned lead bonds very good to brass .we used brass for many years for lite body metal .thing i would never try now. still think about them days with alot of wet rags to cool steel .ground glass filler were used alot if joint was brass . i would not use lead now for the brass joint . glass filler works good and your do not have to worry about the lead tinner acid working its way up threw finsh
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    Throw the brass away and use silicon bronze . Still a low melting point and no problems with filler going over it .

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