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Spray Welding #1419501 04/14/13 01:50 AM 04/14/13 01:50 AM
Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 42,714 Spokane Washington ScottSmith_Harms OP Mr Wizzard
ScottSmith_Harms OP Mr Wizzard Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 42,714 Spokane Washington	Can anyone reccomend someone who can do spray welding on cast iron?

Re: Spray Welding [Re: ScottSmith_Harms] #1419502 04/14/13 06:58 AM 04/14/13 06:58 AM
Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 7,328 Toronto (YYZ) Ontario YYZ master
YYZ master Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 7,328 Toronto (YYZ) Ontario	What are you looking to have done? A crankshaft? Or exhaust manifold, cylinder head etc.? A machine shop (especially one specializing in cranks) probably has the equipment for smaller, localized repairs. Otherwise there are some inexpensive kits that use your existing oxyacetylene setup with a specialized torch. Basically a cutting torch with a trigger to spray the powdered metal once you've heated the substrate sufficiently

Re: Spray Welding [Re: YYZ] #1419503 04/14/13 06:59 AM 04/14/13 06:59 AM
Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 7,328 Toronto (YYZ) Ontario YYZ master
YYZ master Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 7,328 Toronto (YYZ) Ontario	Alternatively, our mutual friend Ralph K in your city would almost certainly know someone.

Re: Spray Welding [Re: YYZ] #1419504 04/14/13 07:05 AM 04/14/13 07:05 AM
Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 7,328 Toronto (YYZ) Ontario YYZ master
YYZ master Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 7,328 Toronto (YYZ) Ontario	I've seen this kit for about half of what this one is listed at http://www.ebay.com/itm/VICTOR-POWDER-SP...=item56453fa928

Re: Spray Welding [Re: ScottSmith_Harms] #1419505 04/14/13 08:49 AM 04/14/13 08:49 AM
Joined: May 2011 Posts: 22 Indiana R RagtopChallenger member
RagtopChallenger member R Joined: May 2011 Posts: 22 Indiana	Quote: Can anyone reccomend someone who can do spray welding on cast iron? As a Machinist in a roll shop we tried spray welding the worn bearing fits.(Undercut,spray weld, then grind to finish size) After the next 30 day inspection we discovered that it was chipping and breaking away. We went back to pre-heating, stick welding with Ni-Rod, and very SLOW cooling. Bearing in mind that this is just my experience with it and maybe others have better stories to tell. One more thing, no more than 0.030" thick if you try it. Good Luck! Rusty

Re: Spray Welding [Re: RagtopChallenger] #1419506 04/14/13 09:05 AM 04/14/13 09:05 AM
Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 42,714 Spokane Washington ScottSmith_Harms OP Mr Wizzard
ScottSmith_Harms OP Mr Wizzard Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 42,714 Spokane Washington	I have an exhaust manifold that was laying in the mud and rusted thin along an area, I'd like to try and save it by building up the thin area. *Ralph doesn't know anyone doing it

Re: Spray Welding [Re: ScottSmith_Harms] #1419507 04/14/13 10:08 AM 04/14/13 10:08 AM
Joined: Mar 2007 Posts: 9,336 South-Central (Sebring), FL Commando1 master
Commando1 master Joined: Mar 2007 Posts: 9,336 South-Central (Sebring), FL	Quote: I have an exhaust manifold that was laying in the mud and rusted thin along an area, I'd like to try and save it by building up the thin area. *Ralph doesn't know anyone doing it I bet it's a 440 driver's side A-body manifold...

Re: Spray Welding [Re: Commando1] #1419508 04/14/13 10:08 AM 04/14/13 10:08 AM
Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 42,714 Spokane Washington ScottSmith_Harms OP Mr Wizzard
ScottSmith_Harms OP Mr Wizzard Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 42,714 Spokane Washington	Nope!

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