Kėbulo alavavimo rinkinys Tin 560g, LC25 pasta 200g, vaškinė mentelė

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• Gamintojas: Daro Narzędzia
• Modelis: Komplet Naprawczy Do Karoserii Samochodowej

✅ Included

➡ The set contains basic elements needed to start working on the body.

• ✔ Tin cane LC25 – 2 pcs., total approx. 560 g
• ✔ Tinning paste – 200 g
• ✔ Paste brush – 1 pc., FREE!
• ✔ Wax for spatula – 200 g
• ✔ Wooden spatula – 1 pc.

✅ Body Tinning Kit

➡ Body tinning kit is a complete set of materials and accessories designed for traditional bodywork repair, filling cavities and preparation of metal elements for further processing. The set includes the most important products needed to work with tin: Tin LC25, tin paste, wax and wooden spatula.

➡ The kit is perfect for tinning body elements, where permanent filling of the repaired place is required before grinding, painting or further processing. This solution is particularly useful in painting and varnishing workshops and during renovation of vehicles.

⭐ Application of the set

• ✔ Repair of cars cars
• ✔ Filling cavities, slots and inequalities in the baking sheet
• ✔ Tinning and aligning of tin elements
• ✔ platework, renovation and workshop
• ✔ Renovation cars classic
• ✔ Brazing soft metal elements

✅ Tin LC25 for tinning body

➡ Tin LC25 is a soldering alloy designed for tinning bodywork and soldering metal elements. The form of compressed sticks facilitates the handling of the material during operation and allows precise dosing of tin at the repair site.

➡ Tin LC25 works well for traditional flashing repairs, because when heated it obtains a plastic consistency that makes it easier to fill and model the repaired place.

• ✔ Type: Tin LC25
• ✔ Alloy Type: Pb74Sn25Sb1
• ✔ Alloy composition: 74% lead Pb, 25% tin Sn, 1% antimony Sb
• ✔ Package Quantity: 2 sticks
• ✔ Weight of one cane: approx. 280 g
• ✔ Cane length: 410 mm
• ✔ Width: 12 mm
• ✔ Height: 7 mm
• ✔ Melting range: approx. 183/185–263°C
• ✔ Operating temperature: approx. 200 – 350°C
• ✔ Form: pressed rods / sticks
• ✔ Shelf life: unlimited when stored in a dry place and constant room temperature
• ✔ Recommendation: use together with tinning / soldering paste

✅ Tinning paste 200 g

➡ Tin paste is used to prepare the surface before applying tin and supports the soft soldering process.

➡ The product is ready to use and can be applied in a thin layer using the brush included in the set.

• ✔ Packaging: 200 g
• ✔ Application: pre-tinning and soft soldering
• ✔ Form: paste ready to use
• ✔ Included: brush for applying paste
• ✔ Storage: tightly sealed packaging, away from moisture, heat and sun
• ✔ Shelf life: 24 months from the date of manufacture in a closed package

✅ Wax for spatula 200 g

➡ Wax is applied to the surface of the spatula when forming hot tin. It creates a slip and separation layer, so that the tin does not stick to the tool and is easier to distribute over the repaired element.

➡ Wax inarto is also applied to the spatula during operation if the tin begins to stick to the wood or the tool loses its fluidity of guiding on the material.

• ✔ Packaging: 200 g
• ✔ For securing the spatula when working with tin
• ✔ Facilitates smoothing and modeling of tinplate
• ✔ Limits the adhesion of hot material to the tool
• ✔ Helps ukeep the spatula in better condition during repeated use

✅ Wooden spatula for tinning

➡ Wooden spatula is used for distribution, smoothing and forming tin during flashing repairs.

➡ Properly prepared work surface allows conveniently guide the tool on the tinned element.

• ✔ For overlay and form tin on the body
• ✔ To work on plate repair and renovation of vehicles
• ✔ Recommended use together with wax for spatula
• ✔ Wooden construction designed to work with hot tin

✅ How to use the kit?

➡ Before starting work, the surface should be cleaned and sanded to a metallic gloss. Then a thin layer of tinning paste is applied, the repaired place and tin are heated, and after obtaining the appropriate plasticity, the material is distributed with a wax-protected spatula.

• ✔ Clean and sand repaired item
• ✔ Apply a thin layer of tin paste
• ✔ Heat the surface and tin cane
• ✔ Spread tin wooden spatula with a layer of wax
• ✔ After completion of work remove flux residue from the surface

✅ Important usage information

➡ The product contains lead, therefore the work should be carried out in accordance with appropriate safety rules. When tinning, use personal protection and work in a well-ventilated area or with fume extraction.

• ✔ Use gloves, safety glasses and workwear
• ✔ Avoid inhalation of fumes when heating the material
• ✔ Flux residues should be exactly removed after completion of work
• ✔ The product is intended mainly for professional / workshop use

✅ Included

➡ The set contains basic elements needed to start working on the body.

• ✔ Tin cane LC25 – 2 pcs., total approx. 560 g
• ✔ Tinning paste – 200 g
• ✔ Paste brush – 1 pc., FREE!
• ✔ Wax for spatula – 200 g
• ✔ Wooden spatula – 1 pc.

✅ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

➡ Is tinning paste alone enough to fill the cavity?

• No. The paste forms a thin layer of whitening on the cleaned plate, which allows the alloy to be properly bound to the substrate. To properly fill and align the repaired area, use the LC25 tin stick.

➡ How to prepare the surface before tinning?

• The repaired element must first be mechanically straightened, and then the varnish, rust and other impurities removed until a clean surface with a metallic sheen is obtained. Before applying the paste, the surface should also be exactly degreased.

➡ How to properly apply tinning paste?

• Apply a very thin layer of paste to the cleaned sheet with a brush and heat it evenly. When the grey paste turns into a glossy silver layer of whitening, the surface should be wiped with a clean cloth. After completing the work, you need to thoroughly remove the residues of flux.

➡ How to properly use wax for a spatula?

• Wax should be applied to the warm wooden spatula before the plastic tin formation begins and again during operation when the material begins to stick to the wood. Wax should not be replaced with oil, as it may interfere with tinning and subsequent varnishing.

➡ Is it possible to tinn vertical surfaces?

• Yes. Vertical elements can be tinned if the alloy is kept in an appropriate plastic state and formed with a waxed spatula. However, it is not recommended to tinn large, unstiffened surfaces, such as roofs or exterior door plating.

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