Weld-Aid Weld-Kleen 350 Anti-Spatter Liquid, 007090, 1 gal

Most all of my welding is using flux core which as you may know creates a lot of splatter. I was skeptical at first, but after a few uses I can honestly say that I won't weld anything important with out it. I also used this for stick welding and it works just as well for that. I have not tried it for MiG yet. I'm not set up with shielding gas yet. Anyway, I have no problem recommending this product, and it was the most economical product that I could find anywhere.

Worked as well as the aerosol cans. Being in a gallon jug makes it much more economical great products

Definitely worth it. Light spray on parts being welded and the surrounding area gave me less spatter and the spatter that was generated didn’t stick to my fixture table. Saving time scraping it clean after every use.

I was using some dark, low cost SMELLY stuff for a while and got mighty tired of the stink, the sticky feel to sprayed parts and just wasn't fond of the stuff. Stumbled onto Weld-Aid Weld-Kleen 350 Anti-Spatter while looking for affordable bulk quantities of anti spatter for a job (20,000 lbs of steel!) and will be forever grateful for whatever chain of events led me to this product. Definitely WILL NOT search again for anything else.This product sprays like water, dries fast enough, has no stickiness, has no discernable odor/aroma/etc.CANNOT find anything to gripe about. So?BUY IT!TRY IT!!YOU'LL LIKE IT!! Just do what I say, and no one gets hurt!

I thought this stuff was gunna be a bit of a gimmick but I can say with confidence, it works like a charm. I put some in a spray bottle and I just spray down the areas around the weld and you can brush spatter off with your hand.

This product does prevent splatter beads but it also will lift the mill scale as well. I prefer to leave the heavy mill scale before painting or powder coating my work pieces.Best way to use this product is by spraying a fine mist, as fine as possible.

I'm more of an expert grinder than welder. I run flux core so it's the usual mess. By spraying down with I'm working on, the splatter almost completely wipes off with a paper towel. REALLY saves time on cleanup. so easy to use - just spray before you start welding. Also - turns out you don;t need to drench it - just a quick mist spray and your good to go. If you do drench it, you get the same effect, but you go through more paper towels cleaning it up. A friend told me it's just soap and water - who knows - but it works. If you have the time to tinker, maybe try soap and water first? I KNOW this stuff works.

If you hate weld spatter cleanup, you will love this. It is one of the soap-based type anti-spatter sprays. I bought this to try in my weld/fab shop as I do a lot of Flux-cored MIG welding and hate the huge amount of time it takes to clean up the ever-present spatter. Clean up takes 3 times as long as the welding does. You lightly spray this on your work surface (welding tabletop) if needed, and the pieces you are welding, let it dry, and weld. It's water-based and dries very quickly. It does not seem to interfere with the weld quality at all. Spatter can be removed with a rag or for larger flat surfaces with a wide putty knife. I use it every time I weld now. You will be impressed!