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Thread: welding in cold weather
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11-15-2007 #1
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welding in cold weather
I know that "paintless dent repair" places use many varieties of fixes..one is the hot/cold "pop" back on small dents
Does welding in 50ish degree weather have a better chance of warping panels than welding in 80+ degree weather?
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11-15-2007 #2
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I've never had that happen. Actually it's a little better for warpage, maybe a little tougher to get heat into a weld in colder weather. The weld itself will get to about the same temp. It's nicer to weld when it's cooler out as you can keep a few more clothes on and not overheat.
11-21-2007 #3
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When it's real cold you can warm your hands by the weld to keep warm,lol.
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