Tried the jb weld on the two Aluminum bars. Didn’t hold. Scuffed surface. Still didn’t hold.
I did have a good idea. Wrapped the bars in wax paper before gluing to keep it from sticking in the track. Good news is that it does scrape off easily.
Think I need to screw it together. Grinding off the tabs looks better now… -- Doug - When all you own is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
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Mark Shymanski
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#1 posted 713 days ago
Is there different types of JB Weld? There may be an aluminum specific product. You may also want to check out Loc-Tite.
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