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Old 10-26-2015, 02:55 PM
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I worked with a Porsche (935) race team in 1982 and their weld guy used that method for sharpening tungs.
Seems okay and the chem does not seem to affect Fe, AL, SiBr and etc. don't know the limits, but maybe Ti would reflect the chem in the welds?

He used it because it was a "clean" shop with no abrasives used at all.
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