INTERNATIONAL LISTING: THE US POST OFFICE INCREASED POSTAGE RATES ALMOST 100% ON JANUARY 27 2013, THE RATES ARE MUCH CHEAPER FOR LESS THAN 1/4 POUND, SO I AM OFFERING as close to 90 GRAMS as I can get. about 3.20 ounces. Alumaloy ™ PREMIER FORMULATION ,ALUMALOY, DURAFIX, ALADDIN, HTS 2000, ALUMAWELD, ALUMAROD ARE BASICALLY THE SAME! JUST RECEIVED - NEW WIZARD WELD, SUPERIOR TO THE OTHERS!! YOUR CHOICE!! better than 2nd generation - 47,300+ psi TENSILE STRENGTH Made in the USA!! Seller is a PhD Chemical Engineer THESE ARE HEAVY DUTY (about 8 rods) IF Paid by Noon, I usually ship the SAME DAY! If it's aluminum… you can fix it! SEE MY OTHER ITEMS ON EBAY!! SUCH AS STAINLESS BRUSH AND FLUX for ALUMALOY-WIZARDWELD-DURAFIX- HTS2000- ALADDIN RODS - HOT NEWS FOR THE HANDYMAN! Like magic! WIZARDWELD will join aluminum parts, fix cracks, attach pieces, fabricate missing elements, and fix just about any metal repairs to aluminum, white metal or pot metal, zinc based metal and galvanized metal. It will give you a repair that that can be stronger than the original metal! ALL YOU NEED IS A GOOD PROPANE TORCH! for light items, An Acetylene torch is better for heavy items. The important part is the get your repair irem to over 750 Deg. F. WIZARDWELD produces the hardest, strongest and fastest repairs to aluminum-based metals anywhere. It's so easy that anyone can do it. All you have to do is clean the surface properly. The easiest way to achieve this is through the use of a wire bristle brush. NO FLUX NEEDED! Thoroughly prepare the surface with a wire brush. Then, using the propane torch, heat up the metal part so that when you touch the alumaloy rod to the part you are repairing, it begins to liquefy. (Note: For strongest repairs, it is best to use the Stainless brush while tinning the mating surfaces (hot), and then finish filling the reair). Hint* Ths repair rod will NOT stick to steel, so using steel as a form is useful!! (it will stick to Galanized Steel) NO HIGH WELDING TEMPERATURES -- NO ARC WELDING! The relatively low, safe temperatures of the WIZARDWELD rod allow it to flow freely at just 730 degrees F. Repairs are quickly achieved simply by heating the pieces to be repaired to that point and then joining them together, or directing the flowing Alumaloy to the cracks or areas to be repaired. Then simply allow the area to cool. The result? A strong repair that is permanent, stronger than the original materials, and ready to be filed, painted or finished anyway you choose. It's also ready to go to work! An instant repair -- with no special skills or abilities -- for just pennies! . FIX IT AND SAVE! Renew the life of an RV. Fix that broken lawnmower part. Broken ladder? That's a snap! How about antiques? You can bring new life to old things with invisible repairs from Alumaloy. And WIZARDWELD comes in the quantity that's right for you. STEELALOY AND CASTALOY FOR STEEL OR CAST IRON ALSO AVAILABLE---LISTED IN MY OTHER ITEMS - LOOK !!! But whatever you do, make sure you try WIZARDWELD today! For any repairs to anything aluminum, there's just no other way to go. Try it once and you'll never stop using it! NO EXPENSIVE ARC WELDING! NO HEAVY DUTY HELIARC EQUIPMENT! Those days are gone. You can make faster, better and easier repairs in just minutes, for just pennies! Professional quality repairs. Permanent repairs. Thin metal repairs that you just couldn't fix before are now a fun fix with WIZARDWELD! Just look at all the parts on your boat… on your car… in your home! Now YOU can repair them -- in seconds, the WIZARDWELD way! The SMART way! Secrets for using the rods (or soldering for that matter) The melted rod material will always move to the hottest area. You want that to be your repair piece area and NOT the rod. This is why you NEVER heat the rod with the torch, if you do - the melted rod material will just stay on the rod, or will drip off - bouncing off your repair piece and landing on the floor. Also this does not work as well on Magnesium, or Titanium -many people will still try though. WIZARDWELD as seen on TV is an easy to use, fluxless & arcless aluminum repair rod. Alumaloy repairs are often stronger than the aluminum that is being repaired. Alumaloy melts at close to 730 ° F whereas aluminum melts at near 1220 ° F. Because aluminum has a high heat conductivity, it does not glow red even when near its melting point, making it extremely difficult without the aid of expensive and complex welding equipment. The benefit of WIZARDWELD is the 500 ° differential in melting temperature requirements. The aluminum piece to be repaired will not be damaged by the high temperatures normally required. This is the newest product!! Description: You are bidding on (90 grams) of WIZARDWELD aluminum repair as seen on TV. These Rods measure 9" long and about 1/8 of an inch in Diameter. The 1/8 inch diameter makes it easier to use. Rods are made in the USA. We will combine shipping on multiple orders. WIZARDWELDis a superior welding product resulting in NO flux and NO expensive welding equipment needed. WIZARDWELD starts to melt at 730° F and is stronger than Aluminum. WIZARDWELD'S superiority to other products is derived from a superior ZINC mixture resulting in less sparks, making it easier to use and extremely durable. As seen on TV, Alumaloy is a fluxless repair rod. All that is required for use is a propane torch and something to clean the aluminum surface being repaired. Alumaloy can fill holes as large as a dime without dripping through and is extremely strong when cooled. WIZARDWELD is often many times stronger than the aluminum that is being repaired. Repairs can be made using lap joints, butt joints, mitered joints and used in just about anything made of aluminum, including windows, boats, doors frames, and aluminum blocks. Safety Instructions: Before use, the aluminum surface being repaired needs to be thoroughly cleaned with a fine wire brush. It is also important to always use a neutral TO rich (slightly yellow) flame and to keep the flame in motion. Always heat the surface being repaired and not the rod. Keep in mind larger aluminum objects take longer to heat do to more surface area. Basic safety precautions are required and the proper safety gear such as gloves and eye protection should always be worn when working with this product. Loose clothing should never be worn when working with this product. Instructions For Use Below are sample instructions for the use of WIZARDWELD in forming Butt Joints, Lap Joints, Mitered Joints, and for use in Aluminum repair and welding. " Butt Joints - Ends are beveled and brought together. Follow tinning procedure, stroking both surfaces of the joint (with tinned groove) with Alumaloy. " Lap Joints . Parts can be tinned and slid together while rod is still molten, or a generous fillet of rod can be applied to the edges of the lap joint, making sure of tinning by running a stick through the molten area. " Mitered Joints . (in Windows, Doors, Screens & Frames) Material is solidly jigged. A neutral flame is played over the joint area until Alumaloy will melt when drawn across the joint. Make sure of tinning action by running a solid end of the rod through rod deposit. After tinning, the joint may be built up and finished as desired. These joints are stable in the presence of humidity and have remained in perfect condition after many years of exposure. " Aluminum Repair . (change design of aluminum, match patterns and dies) The section to be worked is cleaned by filing, or grinding, then tinned by heating the aluminum to a temperature that will melt the rod when rubbed. While tinning, the Alumaloy rod should be kept out of the flame, letting the heat from the aluminum melt the rod. Build up with a soft flame. Pre-heat the entire match plate, of the die, to approximately 600° F which facilitates the operation. " Aluminum Welding . (white metal with WIZARDWELD) Clean plating or scale from surface to be welded. .V. out fracture and set job up solidly. Pre-heat, generally, with a neutral or acetylene flame. Just heat directly until parent metal starts to melt, then dip rod inand out of molten puddle to desired build up. " Stripped Threads . Drill old threads out (over size) so that when new fillet is added all drilling and tapping will be done in Alumaloy. This will make it easier to work with and will also increase the strength. After the drilling is completed, heat the base metal from the bottom of hole up. Tin rod into the wall of the hole, beginning at the bottom and working your way up. Fill the hole, cool, drill and tap as needed. IF YOU WANT STEELALOY (FOR 500 Deg. F. - Propane welding) OR Castaloy (FOR 450 Deg, F. - Propane Welding)...see my other listings! for International shipments: you will receive a Customs "tracking" number. This is NOT a Post Office package tracking number, it is so YOU can contact 'your' Customs for Information.
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