Ben Coody you will likely be able to get a lot better weld on it with that, even if you're a bit green. I would suggest you get a piece of 1/4" scrap and start playing with it, you might get confident a bit quicker than you think, and might avoid burning up your tig torch!
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Not a dumb question. I would bet that you are floating crap up to the top of the puddle and the cleaning action is eventually taking care of it, somewhat, It won't completely clean it. It is porosity that you are seeing, and you need to be careful as you may just be covering it. Aluminum oxide melts at a higher temperature than the aluminum underneath, so it can apear as bubble if it floats up.