8 HTS-735 II Fluxless Brazing Rods
$24.99
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As little as one inch of HTS-735 II Fluxless Brazing Rod, can save you hundreds of dollars versus a commercial boat or pontoon boat aluminum repair job. It’s so simple to use anyone can use it effectively on the very first repair. You get a strong permanent bond, many times stronger than the original metal you are bonding. Try some today. We guarantee 100% complete satisfaction!
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135 reviews for 8 HTS-735 II Fluxless Brazing Rods
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Mark H. (verified owner) –
Will order again!
Jeremy Fegett (verified owner) –
Eldon Ballenger (verified owner) –
Worked absolutely perfect!!! Only took about a minute to heat up the aluminum on my 10 foot job boat at the hole and the fluxless rod melted/penetrated right into the hole wonderfully…Thank You So Much!!!
Best Regards,
Eldon E. Ballenger Jr.
SID MERRILLL (verified owner) –
Excellent customer service!
William Campbell (verified owner) –
worked just great for me
robert t. (verified owner) –
I fixed holes in the bottom of a boat with the product. I learned about this product from the Aluminum-Weld youtube channel. I do some soldering on copper pipe and welding at basic level. This product worked great. I did cover the welds with an epoxy filler just so it would look nice after painting. Someone who is better at brazing/welding/grinding will probably be able to get a smooth surface just with the rods. The boat is a family heirloom. I am glad to get it back in the water and fish with my kids.
Gary (verified owner) –
Took a bit to get the hang of the flow. Learned the second time around it is like putting on drywall mud. The more you try to improve it to look better the worse it gets. The product worked well when I checked it under a light for any holes. Pictures of before and after it was filed down then painted.
Kerri Gasser –
Looks like you did a vertical repair and it turned out pretty well for your first one. Vertical is more difficult than overhead or flat but follow the instructions and practice. A video of a similar repair https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhfWqD8Iawo
William D. (verified owner) –
The aluminum-weld was highly effective and a reasonable price. The service was prompt and I received the product within a few days. Highly recommend!
Mark I. (verified owner) –
Super helpful. Talked directly to owner and videos on youtube are great.
Kevin O’Donnell (verified owner) –
Having received the product yet!
Randall Gasser –
Hello Kevin,
I see you ordered on May 13 your order was taken to the US Post Office on that day. We ship USPS First Class unless a request for a faster delivery time is received. Orders shipped in USA usually takes 5 to 9 business days and orders going to Canada (like yours) usually take 10 – 15 business days. It has only been 4 business days since you ordered. Also because of the Coronavirus 2 to 3 days can be added. We offer Priority USPS for an extra charge for customers who need the aluminum welding rods quicker for an additional charge. We sent out tracking information so that you can track your order. Currently your order is in Chicago on its way to Canada. Then it must pass through Canada’a Customs before it will be sent to the delivery post office. Feel free to contact us by phone if you need further assistance.
john (verified owner) –
great communication and fast shipping thank you
Herman (verified owner) –
I repaired 3 holes in bottom of 18 foot Jon boat. Product works great, used map gas, and wire brush to clean. 100% pleased. Thank You.
John U. (verified owner) –
Worked great to fix cracks in aluminum canoe.
David B. (verified owner) –
Benjamin a. Harris jr. (verified owner) –
Ronald B. (verified owner) –
Excellent service and follow up with questions – highly recommended! Thanks/
adrian crossley (verified owner) –
The rods worked as stated but my boat was to thin to weld or I got the aluminum too hot cause it buckled as I was heating it.
Randall Gasser –
Hi Adrian, I posted a video that addresses this issue. Go to youtube.com/c/aluminum-weld and watch the Heat Control video. Also sometimes aluminum will warp when heated. Hope this helps.
Grant Hilty (verified owner) –
I give it a 3 because its not quite as easy as they make it out to be, I used it on a aluminium AC condenser on a car that had rubbed thur against steel cleaned it well an it stuck well to one side tough to get it to stick to the other so it worked so far but not really sure ot the integrity of the braze. time will tell. I used propane and that is alittle under temp to make this work. MAPP or oxy acetlyene would probably be better and easier to get the base material hot enough to spread it and get a bond. Ill try again with either of those and report back.
James Mac Gregor (verified owner) –
It works just like u said and showed on line highly recommend lm not even a welder thank u
James Bittle (verified owner) –
Got it fixed
Dan Fierro (verified owner) –
The rods were all broken from being transported in an envelope that was too small and had no protective edges or anything to keep them from being crushed or broken during their journey.
Kerri Gasser –
Thank you for your feedback. We had to change our packaging due to shipping issues that came about due to COVID-19. USPS has delayed and piled up first class mail which contributed to rod breaking during shipping. We now are shipping in a protective package.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
They work fine, however 3 of the 4 I’ve used were broken in half when I pulled them from the package tube.
Randall Gasser –
Due to COVID 19 packages are getting stacked up and the 8 packs were getting broken. We now ship in a protective sleeve. Also you can put the pieces back together as well as use the short ends by putting both ends together and heating until they melt, let cool and you now have a long rod with no waste.
James N. (verified owner) –
This was my first attempt at a prop repair. After watching two short YouTube videos, these are my before and after photos. The entire process was quite easy to do. I used a 4 inch grinder with 60 and 280 grit paper. I highly recommend this rod and will be ordering more.
Tyler O. (verified owner) –
THESE ARE AWESOME.
Adolph P. (verified owner) –
The order of the brazing rods came pretty quick with in a week of purchasing them online and usually take couple of weeks living here in alaska. I purchased after looking online from one of the posts and wanted to try them out. Living here in alaska we use the riveted aluminum lund boats all summer long and on 3 rivets that had a little crack on the boat sure helped a lot! No more leaks and will be purchasing more in the future when i need them!
GARY W FROSCH (verified owner) –
Very Good at Repairing Pontoons.
Larion Yoder (verified owner) –
Decker Dunn (verified owner) –
rob (verified owner) –
Great product, and had it shipped to Canada and it got here in a reasonable amount of time!
Michael G. (verified owner) –
Joseph Glover (verified owner) –
3 rods are broken
Randall Gasser –
Sorry to hear that the Rods were broken. We appreciate your feedback. This year the Post Office has had shipping delays and more packages have been stacked causing the breakage. We are constantly trying to improve our packaging procedures. Any additional information or pictures is appreciated.. You can heat the rods and put them back together so that way there is no left over pieces. 100 % of the rods are usable.
Sean McCarthy (verified owner) –
Great company snd great product
Robert (verified owner) –
Worked great fixed crack in boat just take your time and remember low heat
Tim (verified owner) –
Work very well
Dustin (verified owner) –
Did not bond to bare aluminum very well in my experience wanted to bead and collect on surface instead of bonding to surface. Only way i was able to get it to fill the 1/8” hole was getting material bead on surface and taking a steel piece of metal to push it flat against the aluminum
Randall Gasser (store manager) –
Hi Dustin, What you are describing to me is the aluminum was not up to 735 degrees F. or the aluminum was contaminated. I am guessing that you had to add heat to the steel for the bond. I use steel as you did for overhead and vertical jobs. I have videos showing this technique at youtube.com/c/aluminum-weld. Also I can be called for questions. Thanks for your review as they help us all and I plan to add a video to youtube showing these issues. YouTube Video link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INhPrY4X6Ts
Richard K. (verified owner) –
Anonymous (verified owner) –
aluminum melted before rod did now i have a bigger hole in my boat !
Randall Gasser –
Hi Steve, That should never happen because the aluminum melts at around 1230 degrees F. and the HTS-735-11 rod melts at 735 Degrees F. about 500 degrees lower temperature. I am guessing that you took a long time between checking the aluminum temperature with the HTS-735-11 Rod.(YouTube link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INhPrY4X6Ts&t=27s) You must check the aluminum temperature every couple of seconds as the aluminum will not change color and give you any indication of temperature, or you just tried to guess at the temperature without using the HTS-735-11 Rod as your the temperature guide. I have made two videos that address this, one is on the side of a soda can ” (YouTube link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odC0EeO5h4U&t=11s) that is thin aluminum” and with proper heat control I was able to get the HTS-735-11 Rod to melt without burning a hole in the can. Now if the HTS-735-11 Rod can do that, then thicker aluminum should be and is much easier to repair. As for the larger hole, I show how to make and install a patch for holes larger than 3/8inch in my Pontoon repair video(YouTube Link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LB8qw-u9XVI&t=607s). All my videos can be found at youtube.com/c/aluminum-weld
Don (verified owner) –
I bought the product primarily to repair the bottom of an aluminum boat and it performed exactly as promised. No complaints! But before doing that, however, as a test, I tried joining two 1/8 inch plates together perpendicularly (following the printed instructions) and was disappointed when they broke apart will very little effort. I called the 800 number, explained what I’d done (and how) and got some tips on how to improve the “weld”. I followed the advice and got a far superior result, so technique has a lot to do with it. The fact that the product works and that they are there to help has me sold on the product and the company.
Max (verified owner) –
Used it to seal up small holes on my Jon boat. Very easy to use and works great.
Steven Meyer (verified owner) –
Excellent product. Worked as prescribed and extremely easy and clean finish.
Chad Geetter (verified owner) –
Gary Pace (verified owner) –
Works good, tried it a
On a little piece fast and good a little bit different on a pontoon laying on your back . The pontoon sure does suck up the heat.
Randy Camp (verified owner) –
It worked great for 4 inch sprinkler pipe repair
Scott Kerr (verified owner) –
Have not used the rods yet but am very pleased with the transaction and fast service and shipping!
Eric b. (verified owner) –
Very quick service by phone and deliver.thanks
Keith A. (verified owner) –
Brian N. (verified owner) –
I had a 5 mm hole on the bottom of my aluminum boat. I used an aluminum pop rivet to close the hole and then applied the aluminum rod while using a propane torch. Excellent job in welding the pop rivet to the boat.
Michael Ball (verified owner) –
I was going to use the rods to repair an aluminum pontoon. Unfortunately I could not get the plug out. If I heated the pontoon and sealed the hole, the pontoon would have imploded as it cooled.
I will use the rods another day on another project.
willie h. (verified owner) –
nice product . it worked well for my project
victor (verified owner) –
great product, fast shipping , no hassle
Mark F. (verified owner) –
Worked perfectly for the hole in my pontoon log! So happy I found this product. Very easy to use.
Craig Hart (verified owner) –
Recently purchased this product for a pontoon repair. And did as advertised.
Debroh Konarski (verified owner) –
This is exactly what you are looking for!! Amazing experience from the initial contact with the owner.
I didn’t find a TS8000 so I couldn’t follow manufacturer recommendations; product still did the job! Aluminum swim raft is still floating and dry.
BEST GOOGLE SEARCH EVER!!
Richard Schluchter (verified owner) –
Quick turn around. Haven’t used the product yet.
Jamie Newman (verified owner) –
It was easy to use I bought a map gas torch didn’t have any problems. It worked great
Martin Kirk (verified owner) –
Great Product. Worked Perfectly repaired a hole in an Aluminum boat. Heat is the key.
Beau (verified owner) –
Worked like a charm!!
Heat the surface not the rod and no issues. Highly recommended!!!!!!
Darren Kahler (verified owner) –
Was very happy with how the 8 HTS-735 II worked on the bottom of your pontoon, we had a small issue with a seam and this was the perfect product for it Easy Peasy If you can solder your golden
Brian Braithwaite (verified owner) –
Matthew Caraway (verified owner) –
It worked as promised but if I had followed instructions better it probably would have turned out better. I’ll definitely use this product again!
Jeff Miller (verified owner) –
Used to fill over holes in pontoon railing and repair some broken rails . I also filled a puncture in one of my pontoons . Really simple to use once you get the heat to 735 degrees .
Frank Dedonatis (verified owner) –
Works as advertised. Had a pin hole in my pontoon log. Drained gallons of water prior to fix. Used the product, 5 hrs on the bay….not a drop of water!
Michal Caldwell (verified owner) –
Worked as advertised. Used to repair a pontoon boat pontoon.
Nathaniel S. (verified owner) –
Was a little skeptical about this product at first. I bought it to repair the prop on my boat. Turned out much better than I thought. It did take a while to get used to the way it puddles up and works much better/easier on a flat surface. Vertical is much more difficult. But all in all it worked just as stated and saved me $280 on a new prop.
Steve Hembree (verified owner) –
Being inexperienced working with heating any type of metal it just didn’t work for me. That’s not a problem with your product, no doubt it’s quality stuff. Tried to repair a crack on an aluminum Jon boat. As I heated it one side of the crack moved one direction and the other side in the opposite direction. Made it a warped bigger crack.
Pete Destefano (verified owner) –
Anonymous (verified owner) –
They worked as advertised. I was welding on a pontoon boat upside down. It occasionally would pull up and drop it not very careful. Shipping seem to take a little longer than usual.
Constance Robinette (verified owner) –
We were please with the quick delivery of item
Randy Fisher (verified owner) –
super fast delivery rods worked great for me
Archie Sawyer (verified owner) –
Terry (verified owner) –
I attempted too large of a repair. There was a crack along the bottom of a seam weld. I couldn’t get the aluminum hot enough using mapp gas so I tried oxy-acetylene. Due to my lack of experience, I mistakenly burned a thumb-sized hole in the bottom of the pontoon drum. I paid a welder to make the repair. I will attempt using the rods again, but on a smaller bench-top repair. A 23′ pontoon is too much aluminum for a novice.
William S. (verified owner) –
There is a little learning curve, but I made a good repair to a small hole in the bottom of my aluminum Jon boat. Smoothed it out with a dremel and painted it. Seems like a strong weld.
Anonymous (store manager) –
Here’s a picture of the welding I did inside my 1986 Smoker craft boat with your welding rods.
Thanks for your help getting this job done.
Steve (verified owner) –
Needed to repair a few cracks in aluminum boat, product did great. Had good instructions in package and videos online.
LAURENCE STAPLES (verified owner) –
Great product. Much better than sticking a rivet in a hole.
David K. (verified owner) –
Love this stuff. Ok so I am the dumbass who took their boat out on the river when it was too low. Finding a prop that matches can be difficult. I tinned the back side first, this is a must! I also used Oxy / Acetylene with a number 4 rosebud. It got hot enough in seconds. Be careful with the heat, aluminum will melt away in seconds if you hold the torch in one place too long.
As you can see in the pictures this rod filled 2 large chunks and a crack on another blade. I only used 2 1/2 rods. Great stuff!
Donald (verified owner) –
Kevin williams (verified owner) –
Connie King (verified owner) –
I am repairing a bracket on an pontoon boat. I have not used it yet but i am sure it will work for what i am doing.
Kirk Kudrna (verified owner) –
Daniel Clark (verified owner) –
Joseph B. (verified owner) –
Works as expected- Follow the instructions
boyd addy (verified owner) –
works great !
Nicholas (verified owner) –
Worked great! I’m very impressed that the product shipped the same day. They arrived just in time. 10/10 will order again.
Jerry R. (verified owner) –
Very easy to do , did holes on a 12 ft aluminum boat
Bonnie Alfonso (verified owner) –
I could use couldn’t get enough heat one-sided metal on my boat fold it up and it came back down out there cool down but I could use them I couldn’t get it to melt
Jared (verified owner) –
Rods don’t melt as easy as advertised. Both MAP and Propane gas wouldn’t heat the metal hot enough. Only an oxy/acetalene torch would do it. I would never purchase these ever again.
Randall Gasser (store manager) –
Hi Jared,
The HTS-735-11 Rods melt at 735 degrees F. If the metal is below that temperature the rods will not melt. So there is NO guess work. The metal will be at least 735 degrees F when the rod is melted by the heated aluminum. Sound like you followed the instructions and had to move up to oxy/acetylene in order to get your aluminum up to that temperature. Working on small light aluminum requires much less heat, larger or thicker objects will require more heat. That is how all heating of metal will work. I addressed this topic on my youtube channel at
youtube.com/c/aluminum-weld watch the Pontoon Repair and Weld Aluminum at Home. Also my Blog at aluminum-weld.com Thanks for your feedback as it will help others understand.
Jason Aziz (verified owner) –
Jesse Ritter (verified owner) –
I had some holes in slum boat. Did not hold. Unucessful.
Matthew Pancake (verified owner) –
Excellent, fixed my outdoor water heater!
Robert St. Louis (verified owner) –
This stuff is great! I used it to repair a leaky galvanized funnel (see photo), and it works wonderfully on aluminum (although I am not yet able to braze aluminum cans, gotta get better at heat control for those).
Cody (verified owner) –
Great product with great customer service!
Anonymous (verified owner) –
Really impressed with how fast the order arrived. This is exactly what I wanted and it was helpful to have the recommended guidance of the videos to make sure it was applied correctly.
Steve D. (verified owner) –
Worked as stated. Delivered on time. Would have been nice to get some extra rod for the price.
Greg Allen (verified owner) –
An expensive perfect work liked advertised all fixed ready for the lake
Ernest Agulis (verified owner) –
Did what it was supposed to do but concaved my aluminum pontoon from the heat needed to melt the rod.
Larry (verified owner) –
I started out using a propane torch. I thought I was getting my pontoon hot enough because it was melting the rod. I could not get my hole patched. I finally switched to map gas and within seconds I got my hole patched. I was nervous using map gas but I did it anyway. I live on a lake with all my neighbors having pontoon boats. I’m going to order more rods just in case of an emergency.
Doug B. (verified owner) –
James Bennett (verified owner) –
Product performs 100% as advertised…..Remarkable Results!
David Davenport (verified owner) –
Your product would melt to aluminum patch but would would not to the aluminum boat it didn’t work.
Smith Blanche (store manager) –
Hi Dave,
The patch is a small mass of aluminum, the boat is many times larger and will require more time or heat to reach 735 degrees. Both the boat and patch MUST be heated to 735 degrees for the rod to bond. Always heat the larger mass first and test with the rod to determine when 735 degrees is reached. I have over twenty videos at yputube.com/c/aluminum-weld.
Randall Gasser (store manager) –
Sound like you got the patch up to 735 degrees but not the boat. Always heat the larger mass first as it will require more heat and time to reach the correct temperature. The HTS-735-11 rod works on all aluminum once the 735 degree temperature is reached. Videos at youtube.com/c/aluminum-weld
William C. (verified owner) –
Worked great! on patching up a hole
on my canoe. I am sure glad I did not use JB weld. I been down that road before.
Kevin Davis (verified owner) –
This rod doesn’t work liked claim it will not stick to the aluminum.. and I did everything know to make sure the area to be welded was clean and ready..
Extremely disappointed in the product total waste of money
Randall Gasser (store manager) –
You can always call if you are having problems getting the rod to work. I am guessing you were working the rod in or too close to the torch. I have just posted a video show how to join two pieces of 3″ irrigation pipe on my youtube channel youtube.com/c/aluminum-weld {Joining 3″ Irrigation Pipe} this should answer most of your questions. The rod will NOT stick to the aluminum if the aluminum is below the melting point of the rod. If the torch melts the rod instead of the heated aluminum all bets are off.
Rich T. (verified owner) –
Aluminum pontoon. First hole was about the size of an eraser. Wouldn’t cover it no matter what i did. Second hole a little smaller and worked after a few attempts.
Maureen B. (verified owner) –
We used the brazing rods to solder a whole in a seam in a pontoon on our boat. Two weeks in the water and the patch is holding. The entire experience has been very good; from ordering to receiving and the actual product.
david williams (verified owner) –
They worked great. Filled the holes and cracks I had. Buying more to do the other side.
Kerry White (verified owner) –
Perfect Seller…..Perfect Product…A +++++
John B. (verified owner) –
Had a 1/8″ hole in my aluminum canoe. Couldn’t get it hot enough with my propane torch, so after watching a youtube video I used map gas and it worked great. Seems like a strong permanent patch.
John G. (verified owner) –
Stefan –
I had to fix four 4-6 in cracks on the bottom of my jonboat. The material is excellent but there is a learning curve. Even with the experience of working with my hands and with with a variety of materials, it took a little time to learn and get used to it. There are some points to keep in mind and that can come in handy:
1) 25 rods may be enough for a job as the one I described as long as you have some previous experience with using this; otherwise, do yourself a favor and order at least 50 from the get go, so that you avoid having to wait for the arrival of a second shipment
2) it is worth having the working area level and avoid working upside down. Since the heat rises, it will be harder to control it on the surface of the metal and is more likely to cause warping of the aluminum. Although the rods can be used upside down and vertically, the heat and flow of the material as much harder to control
3) in order for the rod alloy to stick to the aluminum, they both need reach a certain temperature. Melted rod material, will NOT stick to aluminum if the aluminum is not hot enough
4) cracks can happen to the added rod alloy due to expansion and contraction. This is easily fixed by incorporating new material. When adding new material the temperature will not need to be as high since you are only melting rod alloy to patch it on top of existing rod alloy. Also, a thicker layer of rod alloy definitely helps prevent cracking as the material cools.
5) the alloy oxidizes fast, turning dull grey within a few hours. If you need to add another layer after a longer interval, you will need to prep the area again remove the oxide.
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Greg D. (verified owner) –
Pontoon log repair. Reinforced some previous welds that were showing signs of minor leakage. Fortunately, It was in a non-pressurized center toon cavity and I was able to access the weld from inside/above to put gravity on my side. Worked great, took a while to heat, but once the proper temp was reached i was very successful. Not sure could have done from below looking up! Thank you.
William L. (verified owner) –
I originally needed to fills holes in back of my 1972 StarCraft aluminum boat. It took about 10 minutes to heat to melting temperature, but work as expected. I used a propane torch. I will try using MAPP gas torch next time.
Joseph W. (verified owner) –
I have not been able to get the aluminum hot enough to melt the brazing rods. I tried propane and Mapp gas and still could not get enough heat. I burned a tank of each. The temperature outside was 55 degrees, no wind. I may either have to wait for warmer temps or try and rent an acetalene torch.
Randall Gasser (store manager) –
Joseph, Sound like you’re following the instructions heating the aluminum, not the rod. You may benefit watching my youtube video “Torch Tips Heat Control. This link at youtube.com/c/aluminum-weld . Different torch tips can make a big difference.
Randall Gasser (store manager) –
Jim, Some projects I have had to have a friend help by using two torches. I have a video on youtube.com/c/aluminum-weld that discusses torch tips, Propane, and Mapp Gas.
James Cravens (verified owner) –
I had a problem sticking on a trsnsmission case after grinding it it came loose,the rods went to fast also andi finally got some to stick but only wished i had more rods and for yhat cast i think i should gave used brazing flux also
gerald (verified owner) –
Saved my aluminum boat, it had some pitting that actually made it through the hull. HTS-735 ll worked very well, way better than the previous brand I had bought. Great product.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
Charles Bevins (verified owner) –
They worked exactly as advertised.
Christopher P. (verified owner) –
Heating the prop made the rubber hub separate. Bought a map gas torch because propane wouldn’t heat it after an hour. Map gas less than a minute. Now spent more money on rod, torch, and hub than a new prop would cost. Would definitely add a heat shield to a prop to protect the rubber if you attempt.
Update
Sun, Oct 29, 10:57 AM
Reheated, was able to build it up. Used a dabbing motion and it worked. Thanks for the advice. Just had to not overheat the aluminum like you said.
Gregory W. B. (verified owner) –
You did weld. Sorry I couldn’t help myself. Satisfied.
Victor Folen (verified owner) –
Daniel (verified owner) –
I have not used it yet l have a pontoon boat now I have the rod in the event I developed a leak
Donald (verified owner) –
Was easy to fix the crack in the bottom if my aluminum boat.
Glenn S. (verified owner) –
Excellent product and service
Milton Ramirez (verified owner) –
Robert Y. (verified owner) –
Handy fix for irrigation pipe repair
Luigi F. (verified owner) –
Used it to weld a hole in my 12 ft aluminum boat. Worked as advertised. Thanks again.
Verified Buyer (verified owner) –
I had trouble on a pontoon vertical weld it kept driping off till I burned a bigger hole,sure my lack of talent,worked fine on flat stock rails
Verified Buyer (verified owner) –
Easy-to-use and bonds really well.
Very Important to watch the instructional video and follow the techniques and guidelines to a “T”.
Do this and you will be very pleased with the outcome.
Phillip Stafford (verified owner) –
Was very satisfied
Anonymous (verified owner) –
Arrived in a timely manner. Have not used them yet
harry papadopoulos (verified owner) –
Fast delivery awesome product thank you
Andrea Deason (verified owner) –
Charles S. (verified owner) –
I haven’t used the welding rods yet at this time but the shipment was great ,they came in protective tube and were not destroyed through shipment. They are also decent size rods not like ones I have bought somewhere else.I’m sure they will work great .time will tell
Jose V. (verified owner) –
Great product,plan to buy more.