Hey guys.
Yes. Pot Metal Repair is my specialty. In a nut-shell, when I'm reconditioning a piece of pot metal, in order to get a good clean weld, it usually takes 2 to three weld/grind/weld/sand steps before you get a solid non porous repair. Once you can see no more small craters around the weleded area, you're pretty much solid. However, in some cases its impossible to achieve solidarity due to excessive contamination. This doesn't mean that that the piece isn't any good, it simply means that the surface will need further prep(copper/tin solder filler) by your plating shop to smooth it out. Its Not anything uncommon to plating shops. When I finish any repair, they are reshaped back to original condition and ready for the replating process.
I garrantee all my repairs against cracking and or breaking at the weld. However, if the part is found to have issues after plating, I will repair my work, but am not responsible for any finish over my work.
Anyhow guys, if you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact me at any time via text or email or my contact form on my site.
Thanks to you all for your support!
James Ruther
"People and Relationships are far more important than money!"
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