I was given a can of anti splatter spray by my welding supplier to try. This spray is a talc product with no silicone (good for items to be painted). After you spray it on it is dry to the touch in seconds. Spray On SOO541 is the name of it, made by Sherwin Williams. I like it. It works better than the oil based or window cleaner types. Not a paid endorsement just a satisfied user. Steve
Have you tried it in comparison to PAM cooking spray?
The 99 cent stores around here often have a generic type of PAM that seems to work just as well but is much cheaper ($.99). This is what I use to avoid spatter problems. Jim
"JAMES RISER" wrote: The 99 cent stores around here often have a generic type of PAM that seems to work just as well(clip) ^^^^^^^^^^^^ I guess I shouldn't be in such a hurry. I just came back from my welding supply store with a spray can that cost me $8.50. :-(
I'm new to all this stuff. What kind of welding are you guys talking about?
As did I yesterday. Lincoln Electric anti-spatter---$8.49. Hate it when that happens.
Jim Kovar Vulcan, Mi
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