I had my custom stainless exhaust TIG welded. Had brought the parts and the welds turned out great. Very good communication, good quick work turn around. Would definitely recommend for anyone needing nice quick and clean work. Welds are smooth and very solid. Thanks again for a great job.
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Custom TIG Welding in Huntsville, OH
Custom TIG welding uses a tungsten electrode and hand-fed filler rod to make clean, precise welds on stainless steel, mild steel, and thin parts like exhaust tubing.
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- Call (614) 296-6426
What's Included
- Full TIG welding setup and execution
- Stainless and mild steel capability
- Precision joint work
- Material inspection and fit-up
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Common questions and tips from our work with Huntsville customers.
- What is the difference between TIG and MIG welding?
- MIG welding feeds wire through a gun and moves quickly on thicker steel. TIG welding uses a tungsten electrode with filler rod added by hand, so the welder controls heat and bead size closely. That control makes TIG the usual choice for stainless steel, thin tubing, and visible joints where a clean, even bead matters, such as custom exhaust work.
- Can I bring my own parts to be TIG welded?
- Yes. Many custom jobs start with parts the owner has already bought, like stainless exhaust tubing, bends, flanges, and mufflers. Bring them clean and dry, along with any mounting points or measurements that need to be matched. If the parts need to be cut or fitted, mention that when you call so the fit-up can be planned before welding starts.
- Why do TIG welds on stainless change color?
- The colors near a stainless TIG weld come from heat. Straw and light gold tints show the metal stayed in a good heat range with good gas coverage. Dark blue, gray, or a crusty surface usually means too much heat or poor shielding, which can weaken corrosion resistance. Heat tint can be cleaned or polished off if you want an even finish.
Tip
Prep stainless parts before TIG welding
Stainless welds best when the metal is clean. Keep oil, paint, and fingerprints off the joint areas, and do not use a wire brush that has touched mild steel, since it can leave particles that rust. Stainless exhaust is often back-purged with argon so the inside of the weld stays smooth and does not oxidize. Ask what your parts need before you bring them in.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Yes. We're happy to weld custom parts, repair exhaust systems, or fix cast aluminum on a vehicle that isn't running. Bring us what you have and we'll work with it. Call (614) 296-6426 to discuss your project.
We're open 24/7 and flexible with timing. Whether you need weekend work or off-hours service, call to talk through what works. We make it happen.
We specialize in stainless steel and mild steel TIG welding, and we handle cast aluminum repair and hard surfacing as well. Tell us what material you're working with and we'll let you know what we can do.
Pricing depends on the materials, complexity, and time the job takes. Call (614) 296-6426 with details about what you need, and we'll give you an honest estimate.
Yes. We handle equipment rebuild, hard surfacing, and custom modifications on mills, grinders, and other industrial equipment. Describe the job and we'll work out the details.
Proper TIG technique, good fit-up, clean base metal, and the right filler rod. We focus on those fundamentals. Every bead is inspected and solid welds that hold up.
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