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Super Alloy 1
The 350o pot metal/white metal/zinc die cast solder






Super Alloy 1 joins all white metals including pot metal, zinc die cast, lead and aluminum and also will join any of these metals to practically any other metal: bronze, steel, copper, or brass.

Unique Characteristics:

  • 350oF working temperature prevents warpage and base metal damage
  • Can be used to join aluminum with a soldering iron
  • Rod and flux work synergystically to prevent oxidation during soldering.
  • Super Alloy 1 flux is completely non-corrosive and washes off with warm water


Tensile Strength up to p.s.i.

Base Metal Bonding Temp. (F)

Size

17,000

350o

1/8"




Videos
Pot Metal Headlight Trim Repair        (2:53)
Pot Metal Door Handle Repair        (1:46)
Eliminate Warpage in Steel Side Panels        (1:09)
Joining Brass to Aluminum        (2:35)
Joining Copper to Aluminum        (1:40)
Repairing Brass Radiator Tanks        (:45)
Joining Copper Tubing to Aluminum Tubing        (1:17)
How to Fill Pot Metal Pits        (:55)
Air Charge Cooler Repair        (:45)
How to Join 2 Pieces of Broken Pot Metal        (1:00)
Repairing Multiple Aluminum Radiator Holes        (3:13)
How to Fill Gaps in Pot Metal         (:50)
An Aluminum Radiator with a 1/8" Hole in the Tube        (:29)
A Pot Metal '67 GTO Console Piece with a Peg Missing        (:40)
A '67 GTO Console Piece with a 1/8" Tear in the Pot Metal         (:29)
Articles
Pot Metal Drawer Handle Repair
Aluminum Air Charge Cooler Repair
Joining Steel to Aluminum
Antique Candleabra Repair
Antique Clock Leg Repair
Before & After Chrome Plating
Filling Pits in Pot Metal
10 Step Instructions



Note to classic car buffs:

Plates Beautifully! When plating be sure to remove the old chrome before you begin to solder. After you have finished soldering, ask your plater to do a slow charge on the copper plating process. The nickel and chrome plating will not require special care.







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