Assel
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So finally I got the possibility to buy a decent MIG welder (its old, but I tried it in the "shop" of the guy I bought it from, its doing really nice welds & everything works as it should) and I paid just a "few" bucks
and got even a full gas bottle with it! ..So nothing can stop me from doin the bodywork my CUCV needs...
![DSC_4992.jpg DSC_4992.jpg](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/data/attachments/443/443405-abdd649e9072fea1cddfb2c4b7e98c22.jpg)
So now my questions are : how hazardous is it really to weld on CARC? some say its not more than usual car paint, some recommend a full ABC protective suit ... When grinding/sanding I use a charcoal filtermask and the clothes get washed twice, but with the welding helmet on I have no respiratory protection... Of course will I avoid the fumes, but if I accidentally inhale it what will it do to me?
Any information about welding on CARC or on a CUCV is appreciated!
Thanks
![Clinto :clinto: :clinto:](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/images/smilies/snoopydance.gif)
![DSC_5462.jpg DSC_5462.jpg](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/data/attachments/443/443404-a8a2dd4d2deb68b4ef39382840a740a3.jpg)
![DSC_4992.jpg DSC_4992.jpg](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/data/attachments/443/443405-abdd649e9072fea1cddfb2c4b7e98c22.jpg)
So now my questions are : how hazardous is it really to weld on CARC? some say its not more than usual car paint, some recommend a full ABC protective suit ... When grinding/sanding I use a charcoal filtermask and the clothes get washed twice, but with the welding helmet on I have no respiratory protection... Of course will I avoid the fumes, but if I accidentally inhale it what will it do to me?
Any information about welding on CARC or on a CUCV is appreciated!
Thanks