splatter buildup

[pitjeep]

any tip keeping splatter from building up on my nozzel, someone told me pam cooking spray?

[Ike]

i use the cheap wal-mart brand cooking spray. works good for me. i also spray it on the metal i am welding and the splatters fall right off.

Ike

[hankj]

Pitjeep,

Check your setup. I don't have much in the way of spatter, even with CO². If you're running flux-core, take the nozzle off! If you want to use a spray, the chapest cooking spray will work fine, like Ike says.

Hank

[fyoung]

This cooking spray sounds better than the $5.00 i just gave for the anti spatter spray *LOL*
Farris

[TJJ]

National welding, and I'm sure others, have a house brand. $2.00 for a 16oz can. Cheap enough for me.

[Ike]

2 bucks is a good price. the only problem out in these here hills is, i gotta pay shipping for everything. not many welding type stores around. that is why i try to make due with wally world, lowes, and home depot.

Ike

[j.w.]

2 bucks is a good price. the only problem out in these here hills is, i gotta pay shipping for everything. not many welding type stores around. that is why i try to make due with wally world, lowes, and home depot.

Ike

I like the quote. I bet you have hung a little iron in your day.

[TJJ]

2 bucks is a good price. the only problem out in these here hills is, i gotta pay shipping for everything. not many welding type stores around. that is why i try to make due with wally world, lowes, and home depot.

Ike

****, I knew there had to be some advantage living in a town where it take 20 min to drive two miles in bumper to bumper traffic everyday. You get to buy spatter shield for $2.00 a can.

[Ike]

guess i shouldn't complain. i hate traffic. saw a car go down my road once. think they were lost. oh well, it was EXCITING

Ike