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Welding consumables
Welding and Grinding Safety Gear
Welding and Grinding Safety Gear
We have a range of TIG, MIG machines and consumables perfect for auto repairs.
Tip:
Automotive welding requires using lower amp machines and small gauge filler wire as the metal is usually thin.
Look at our MB15 range of consumables and 0.6 / 0.8 mig wires.
Welding and Grinding Safety Gear
Welding and Grinding Safety Gear
Welding and Grinding Safety Gear
Ensuring safety whilst welding and grinding is critical. We have a range of high-quality PPE including welding helmets, gloves, jackets, visors and goggles.
Our gear is built to protect and designed for comfort.
Choose from a range of sizes and styles that suit your needs.
Cutting and Grinding
Welding and Grinding Safety Gear
Cleaning and stripping paint and under seal
We offer a full range of professional Quality abrasives for your project.
Slitting discs will offer a precision cut, whilst flap discs and fibre discs will grind your welds down giving a professional finish.
Tip:
Check the size of you angle grinder to ensure you get the correct size discs and speed range for you machine
Cleaning and stripping paint and under seal
flatting paint and primer with wet and dry sheets
Cleaning and stripping paint and under seal
Cleaning up the area to be welded is key. you cant weld rusty and painted metal (not well anyway).
using a flap discs is fine but they get clogged up.
Using a clean and strip discs will remove paint, under seal and rust quickly without damaging the base metal.
Check out the Norton Blaze for the best Stripper on the market.
Prepping for Paint and sanding fillers
flatting paint and primer with wet and dry sheets
flatting paint and primer with wet and dry sheets
the perfect surface prep is key to a perfect paint finish.
using a DA or Orbital sander is a quick and effective way to achieve this.
check out our range of discs we have both Velcro back and sticky (PSA) back discs. these work the same and is personal preference. check what backing pad your sander has as to which you need.
Grits are really important, ranging from 40 grit (rough) through to 1000 grit (really fine).
Its always best to start with a middle grit like 120g and then work up through the range.
you can go rougher then only if needed. The finer sanding marks you put in the easier it is to get a great finish, even if it seams slower at first.
flatting paint and primer with wet and dry sheets
flatting paint and primer with wet and dry sheets
flatting paint and primer with wet and dry sheets
Flatting paint and primers is some times necessary to achieve a smooth finish.
Check out our range of wet and dry paper sheets.
Grits from 120g through to 3000g. Its always best to start fine and go rougher if necessary.
Non woven "Scotchbrite" hand pads can be used to remove the shine and key the surface of paints and lacquers prior to repainting.
Use our very fine or ultra fine pads for this.