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dazed and confuzzed wrote:
Aluminum is like silver. It oxidizes almost instantaneously. It is this thin layer that fails when gluing parts. The adhesive bonds to the oxide layer and the oxide fails, not the glue. I wonder how the Lotus Elise stays together then? It has an aluminium tub-chassis, constructed from aluminium extrusions bonded together with epoxy resin. -- Geoff |