I'm in no hurry firebuick, this is on my list of things to do over the winter and the car is in the garage.

Now that I think of it, those are your hands ReallyAGXP, I totally forgot you helped me work on the car last month.............thanks Man.

JB Weld will probably work just fine, but I prefer SuperWeld. I've used this stuff inside motorcycle carbs, repaired clutch cases with it...great stuff. Highly recommended, but may be harder to get than JB Weld.

http://www.tapplastics.com/shop/product.php?pid=106

JB.... Hands down.

definetly

"...JB Weld, hands down...".

Why?

Tried and true methodology.

Nope can't weld this one, not even with a tig welder.



Update, I picked up JB weld, tired it on repairing the notorious key fob hole ringy dingy and it seems to work with the help of a metal washer. It does take some time before it gets hard though and that'* in room temperature. I may have a bit of a problem on the car since it'* in a vertical position. Vertical is up and down..........no? Well I guess I'll have to let it get hard a bit before applying it. Since I've found a good bonding agent, next will be to go to Home Depot to purchase the hardware for this small project

I would use a 3M Panel Adhesive

I thing its called Lords Fusion our somthing like that. But the bond it makes is stronger then 4130. i believe 213,000 PSI tensile strength. We use it for bonding carbon fiber to aluminum or steel to aluminum etc. Never had a joint break yet. that is with proper site preperation ofcourse.

$25-30 a tube

Well I've done one side with JB Weld and have left it to dry, let'* see how well it holds tomorrow. If it works out then I'll do the other side.


Thanks everyone