What Is The Best And Least Exspensive Way To Weld Automobiles?
Read the rest of this entry »
Not enough info.
It could be TIG, MIG, or Oxy-Ac depending on what metal, and what thickness you are welding.
Related posts:
- What Metals Are Most Automobiles Made Of? Give two reasons why this is the metal most widely used in the automotive industry. ...
- What Is The Impact Strength Of Sheet Metal Used In The Construction Of Automobiles? I am trying to find out what the impact strength is of sheet metal used in the manufacturing of automobiles. like 3′x3′x6″ ...
- How Can I Logon To Honda Automobiles For Training And Tech Support? I need info on my car and no access to info at work due to the time of day. [i have a dpts #] ...
- Hi. Wud Like To Know Whether Completing A Mechatronics Course Wud Enable Me To Work On Automobiles Also? like tuning the vehicle, repair, etc:) I like gadgets and automobiles so am thinking of taking this course:) Pls help with some info. badly need...
- How Long Have Automobiles Been Legally Required To Have Windshield Wipers? I think that depends on your state but I found this info: Mary Anderson is said to have invented the windshield wiper swinging arm in...
RSS
The best is TIG by someone who knows what he’s doing. The least expensive is JB WELD. JB might hold it together long enough for a tow truck to haul the car to the nearest junk yard.
With a BIC lighter.
You failed to supply sufficient information as to your need or intent. Welding on today’s cars is not like it once was. High tensile strength steel requires different welding methods and techniques than past metals. It takes skill and knowledge to effect a proper repair, especially on uni-body construction. Have a pro do it, your safety and my safety are not worth the risk. You have an obligation when operating on public roads to do so in a safe manner. Improperly repaired cars or not safe and the operator fails in their obligation to operate safely as well. Don’t do it.
fire duh
TIG, MIG, or spot weld, depending on the application and availability of equipment. Best advice – let a pro in a body shop do the repair.