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{{stub|date=2015-08-27}}Aluminum is used in a wide variety of applications. Some of them are the construction industry, where you find it in doors, windows and siding; the transportation industry, where it is found in automobiles, trucks, bicycles and ATVs; in the consumer goods industry which covers everything from toys to electronics; and in many industrial applications. Repairing aluminum is fairly simple in most cases. The article below touches on some methods but it is by no means a complete guide to repairing aluminum. | {{stub|date=2015-08-27}}Aluminum is used in a wide variety of applications. Some of them are the construction industry, where you find it in doors, windows and siding; the transportation industry, where it is found in automobiles, trucks, bicycles and ATVs; in the consumer goods industry which covers everything from toys to electronics; and in many industrial applications. Repairing aluminum is fairly simple in most cases. The article below touches on some methods but it is by no means a complete guide to repairing aluminum. | ||
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