Best Weld 620 Anti Spatter 16Oz Aerosol (905-620-16)

Best Weld 620 Anti Spatter 16Oz Aerosol (905-620-16)

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Brand New Best Weld 620 ANTI-Spatter 16oz Aerosol Can. ProlongMIG welding nozzle and tip life, stops spatter from sticking to them and your work piece.. This may also be Anchor brand, same formula, different label.

A premium quality formula, developed for protection against weld spatter.

Applications: Use 620 on MIG nozzles, cups, contact tips, cutting torches, fixtures and jigs, and on any part or surface where spatter from welding is objectionable. It does not contaminate paint systems. It is compatible with lacquer and enamel paints. It is noncombustible and nonmigratory and can be used on any metal.

Procedure: With aerosol cans: Spray freely on the area to be protected and make sure the area is completely covered.
With bulk applications: Paint the part completely or dip that part into a container of 620 compound. After a welding operation, wipe off the weld spatter and excess compound with a cloth, wire brush or mineral spirits. (Not compatible with water.)

Features: 620 may be painted immediately after wiping off the weld spatter. It saves time, labor, material, gas, replacement parts and scrap. It is noncombustible, nonmigratory and paint compatible, and does not contain any hydrocarbons or fluorocarbons.

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