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is tempering the correct heat treatment for automotive panel? coz I've seen different version of heat treatment.. some books said tempering, website said (key to steel) said case processing/ annealing (seldom quenching and tempering), actually which one is correct?
actually i'd prefer tempering, coz that's what i got from the sch. library bk,
and for stainless steel, i believe it'll be tempering as well, rite?
it'll be really great if someone can specify the temperature of mild steel needed in heat treating mild steel for automotive.. coz there's so many version in the web and books, i don't want to sound like contradicting myself
actually i'd prefer tempering, coz that's what i got from the sch. library bk,
and for stainless steel, i believe it'll be tempering as well, rite?
it'll be really great if someone can specify the temperature of mild steel needed in heat treating mild steel for automotive.. coz there's so many version in the web and books, i don't want to sound like contradicting myself