Tom:
Ages ago, I posted something about attaching things to the inside of an
aluminum hull, and I think it was you that mentioned some sort of really
serious epoxy. Do you recall what it was? This is for a different purpose -
attaching a small metal sign to brick, where I don't want to drill. But, it
sounds like the stuff you mentioned might work.

"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message
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Tom:
Ages ago, I posted something about attaching things to the inside of an
aluminum hull, and I think it was you that mentioned some sort of really
serious epoxy. Do you recall what it was? This is for a different
purpose - attaching a small metal sign to brick, where I don't want to
drill. But, it sounds like the stuff you mentioned might work.


Devcon makes the serious aluminum epoxy but for a sign go to Home Depot or
the like and there are a couple of products for concrete and block
attachment. One is a 2 part epoxy and another is a tube like caulk comes in
but takes a couple of days to harden.

"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
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On Sat, 13 Jan 2007 17:51:35 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"
wrote:

Tom:
Ages ago, I posted something about attaching things to the inside of an
aluminum hull, and I think it was you that mentioned some sort of really
serious epoxy. Do you recall what it was? This is for a different
purpose -
attaching a small metal sign to brick, where I don't want to drill. But,
it
sounds like the stuff you mentioned might work.

I don't remember the exact post, but I was probably taking about
Devcon's:

http://www.devcon.com/devconfamilypr...d=180&catid=38

or perhaps JBWeld.

Wow. I can pot electronic components with it, too. Thanks, Tom.