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Yes, I do. But this is how I would do it! LOL
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As for your question, I'm assuming you intend to gas weld the tank since you mention the use of flux. Any reason why you don't want TIG weld it? If you need to acid wash it, AlumiPrep 33 works well. It is available at most aircraft supply places, like Aircraft Spruce. You can also use etching mag wheel cleaner, which is available at most auto parts stores.
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Hey, Andy.
I expect that I/we/you will TIG the gas tank because it is .100" thick and will require no metal finishing, but I am actually more interested in the correct type of cleaning process if I decide to try and weld the body panels on the speedster, and have to weld in a place that I cannot get to with a wire brush. The pieces that I made at Kerrys will have to be welded in a manner that will allow grinding off the 'pride' and then metal finishing, including bending and forming. Come over one day and we can look at the requirements for the side panels.
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