[Ted Banning]

A few years ago I used some spray anti spatter that went on as a dry powder. It was great because it stayed on if the part was hot, and could be applied to preheated parts without flashing off. Don't remember the brand / source......anybody know where to get it ? THANKS

[weldin mike 27]

Hey mate,

Welcome to the show,

Was it something like this?

http://www.rshughes.com/products/075577_90541.html

If so that makes it along the same lines as dye penetrant developer. It sprays on as a liquid but dries very quickly leaving a fine powder behind.

Mick

[Mike]

Welcome to the forum Ted.

[Ted Banning]

Hello and thank you! I will get some of that Spray-On.

[weldin mike 27]

No worries,

Ive never seen it in Aus but it makes sense.

Mick

[Antorcha]

Hello and thank you! I will get some of that Spray-On.

Don't forget to pick up the potato peeler with the L.E.D. light and M12 Milwaukee heated jacket/LITHIUM !!!/. It's supposed to be chilly tomorrow !

[weldin mike 27]

Dont forget the fully rechargeable sarcasm detector with LED display...

[Ted Banning]

In case you're wondering, I am a Blacksmith who builds ALL his own tools...anvil, hammer, forge, press, power hammer, surface grinder, drill press etc and now I build for other smiths, too.

[Superiorwelding]

Ted,
Would you like to share some advise and pictures of your tools and equipment over in General/Forge Welding and Blacksmithing thread?
-Jonathan

[Braehill]

Ted'
I remember from a recent post on welding safety that the Spay-on brand of antisplatter had Chlorine in it and this can be bad news when heated turning into Phosgene gas. Read the label on anything you are about to heat or weld now days. I'm no expert on the matter, but I believe the effects are not reversible and not pleasant.

Len

[Arizona SA200]

I have heard recently that sooting the area with an O/A torch works as an anti spatter. I haven't had a chance to try it yet.

[Arizona SA200]

And BTW that phosgene gas is no BS.

http://www.brewracingframes.com/id75.htm