Lead Free Body Solder Kit from Eastwood

[@eastwoodco]

Our lead-free body solders can be powder coated over, as the the spreadable temperature is over the cure temperature of powder. The issue using standard lead body solders is that the spreadable temperature is approximately 360-490F (within the 350-400F cure range of most powders). In regards to prep, you'd want to prep the area that was repaired with the lead-free solder like the rest of the part that is being coated.

[@eastwoodco]

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[@V8TV]

@nickt916 Nick, we have not used it yet, but we'll keep you posted when we do!

[@V8TV]

@nickt916 I would say that you really want to replace sheetmetal that has pinholes and rusted through areas. However, this lead-free solder would probably do a decent job of filling pinholed areas, if you can't replace the steel.

[@americanmusclecar100]

thanks for your honesty on the percentages. makes me want to look into your company

[@vcval]

Thanks for making informative videos of things that I want and will soon need wish there was Eastwood in Australia will soon be replacing quarter skins on my dart (vf coupe)

[@JimmyLoose]

This looks pretty easy to work with. I am a beginner with no body solder experience, but I want to try rather than pay a $75/hour body shop labor rate for someone else to do it. Can I get decent results as a beginner? I need to fill two roof to quarter panel seams just like in this video.

[@vcval]

What projects arebyou up to now I liked the diy /product reviews you used to do

[@dinosoreis1]

Will the solder hold up to the powder coating process? Should I do anything differently when powder coating over the solder?

[@iliketabascosauce]

What is the lead-free solder bar made out of ? tin copper and zinc ? if so in what percentage ? thanks.

[@americanmusclecar100]

leave it origional and fill it with solder. you can always replace it later if you have to.

[@assmonster666]

didn't you skip the baking soda step, and all the degreasing steps to prevent corrosion?

[@genwatie2191]

Wait is it not recommended to sand lead?

[@henry-gonzalez-ramirez]

por que utilizar plomo y no estaño ?......por favor contestar..grasias

[@jeffnunley1861]

What solder did u use

[@vcval]

how do you remove lead ?

[@zdravkomomci7570]

Leads easier to work with

[@americanmusclecar100]

you just dont add it when making it