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Yes, the URLs posted by Vlim involve exactly this ATS technology. They are using it on very thin gauge metal, auto bodies. And they are promoting the use of filler metal which gives a galvanized surface, which we would not want with firearms, because you cannot blue it. But any filler metal can be used with their equipment, including mild steel compatible with firearms which are to be blued.
Note that they say the temperature of the substrate onto which you spray the new metal is not raised above 100 degrees. That's only 30 degrees above typical room temperature. Amazing. The heat rise problem is a major concern when you use arc or TIG welding to replace pitted steel. Notice their offer to demonstrate the technology if you send in a part for them to fill for you, if you call first. The gear must be pricey, since they don't want to tell us right up front, and they refer to leasing arrangements. I sure could have some fun with that equipment. I guess some folks already are. ![]() |
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