Posted by Married2Allis on July 26, 2017 at 07:16:43 from (159.45.71.9):
Attempting to repair a leak near the top of a 50 year-old radiator. First time for everything. I figure I have nothing to loose before shelling out $500 for new one.
1) From searching, I know that you have to clean the outside area well before soldering. But what about the crud inside, will this affect the job?
2) Can you use sheet copper to wrap or reconstruct a damaged area?
3) Supplies: Propane torch, solder, flux, small wire brush? Which solder is best?
4) How do you keep from wrecking the rest of the radiator with heat from the torch? Do you soak rags and place around the area where you are working?
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