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cdowns 05-28-2012 05:41 PM

oldddd school lead tools/// daytona craigs
 
dont see these up for sale very often// a must have for a lead sled// you actually spray molten lead on your project to fill seams and do buildups

http://daytona.craigslist.org/pts/2984797578.html


not the safest tool in the toolbox

mbgmike 05-28-2012 06:23 PM

Re: oldddd school lead tools/// daytona craigs
 
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Originally Posted by cdowns (Post 5404480)
dont see these up for sale very often// a must have for a lead sled// you actually spray molten lead on your project to fill seams and do buildups

http://daytona.craigslist.org/pts/2984797578.html


not the safest tool in the toolbox

I remember those. I think that was the idea for the spray mig welder. I am not sure they are around any more. I could never afford one. AAhh I grew up before safety was invented hahahaha

ETsC10 05-28-2012 09:20 PM

Re: oldddd school lead tools/// daytona craigs
 
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What a blast from the past.
There's still old timers who insist on lead filler
and I've met a few who were adept at the process.

Hmmm...don't lick the gun :lol:

mbgmike 05-28-2012 10:12 PM

Re: oldddd school lead tools/// daytona craigs
 
Heck I still do lead. Real lead to. I am not afraid. If the car had lead on it I will replace it. if not I won't. It easy to learn .We have a guy here in houston thats a young bodyman and did a great job his first time with all the instructional help on the net.


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