AAA Auto Repair

How can I get a sample rod? Can I buy just one rod?

We do not offer free samples of the Braze Perfect alloys (rod or wire) or flux.

Will your flux work with my rod? Will my rod or alloy work with your flux?

The Braze Perfect alloys, rods and fluxes have been engineered and chemically designed to work together and with each other. We make no recommendation to use our alloys (filler wire or rod) with any other manufacturer\s flux. Likewise, we make no recommendation about mixing our flux with any other manufacturer’s alloys (wire or rods).

What’s the difference between Perfect .062 Alloy and Perfect .094 Alloy?

The only difference in the two alloys (included in the BP-2100 Braze Kit) is the thickness (.062” and .094”). Perfect .062 Alloy – The Original Braze Perfect Alloy: The unique advantages of this alloy is that it’s truly: *a low temperature aluminum brazing alloy *the completed repair forms a joint at least as strong as the base metah *the alloy flows as smooth as soft solder on copper.

Why Paste Flux?

A majority of the aluminum brazing/welding or repair products on the market today utilize alloys that are either “flux coated” or manufactured with a “flux core”. Although these configurations work well with brazing or repair or other metals, they pose problems when working with aluminum.

Is the clean up with a stainless steel brush important?

A majority of the aluminum brazing/welding or repair products on the market today utilize alloys that are either “flux coated” or manufactured with a “flux core”. Although these configurations work well with brazing or repair or other metals, they pose problems when working with aluminum.