Yep! Just run of the mill good 'ol J.B. Weld!
It's amazing what some things will do. "WE" a group of one particular
'Brand/Model', were having trouble with the supplied muffler that was of
two piece construction. These were going for about $40 to $50 each.
They kept coming apart after a few hours use on the joint.
I got a wild hair, and decided to try the Magic J.B. Weld Trick! The
other guys in the group decided to wait and see.
The guys ended up buying either one or two more while they waited.
Myself, I'm *STILL* flying the *SAME* muffler! I may or may not be
considered cheap, but I know a manufacturing flaw when I see one!
Bob - N0DGN
Whoa! Is that regular JB Weld? If so, that should do the trick quite well!
Thanks,
Rick/K5IAR
I can only toss into the fray that JB Weld has PERSONALLY been used on an
R/C helicopter muffler successfully for about ten years - keeping the two
parts - fore & aft, together.
That particular Helo burns methanol with 20% NitroMethane.
If THAT doesn't hold up to a plate cap, I don't know what will.
Bob - N0DGN
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