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Ron, yes try the solid. I asuming clean metal. Some say the flux core is good for dirty metal but I don't know for sure. The flux core is going to create a lot more smoke and the plain wire will give you a cleaner looking weld.

Ya gota get your own 110 mig. Everyone just gotta have one. This is my daughter weding. She layed the bead you see in the foreground:

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Originally posted by accobra:
Gary,
I borrowed a Miller 135 110v and it worked very well on my rust repairs on the PANTERA , I used gas with flux core. Havent done much MIG and was not sure ?? should I be using solid core with gas ??

Ron

3/5/0610:11 AM

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