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Billy Mays
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Willie Mays
Willie Mays finished his career with 660 homers, 3,283 hits and a .302 average.
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Willie Mays
Willie Mays finished his career with 660 homers, 3,283 hits and a .302 average.
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Secret Agent 069, I can barely tell them apart.
No wonder is was confused.
Keith, I figured you knew about both Mays, cause you're a smart fellow.
Gave a me a chance to post some of my dumb humor.
No wonder is was confused.
Keith, I figured you knew about both Mays, cause you're a smart fellow.
Gave a me a chance to post some of my dumb humor.
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Man, this thread got hijacked in a friggin hurry. 
I'm trying to glue a piece of aluminum to a piece of pot metal of some kind. It is the center console on a 66 vette. I don't know what the metal really is, so I call it pot metal. Smooth surfaces on both pieces. It was riveted, and like a dumba$$, I cut the flares off the rivets. The rivets are made to the metal, not replaceable, actually posts that are flared. They are also very small and would be hard to drill and thread. Just looking for a quick fix. jd
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I would go with a permatex product, short of actually using a white rod to repair the piece...
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I'd use JB Weld for a metal-metal bond, although if both surfaces are polished/smooth, finding something that will REALLY stick will be tough. Silicone might work too.
I don't think gorilla glue works that great on metal stuff. Few years back, a guy I worked with used gorilla glue to glue the drawers shut on another guy's desk (metal) but he was able to yank the drawers open.
I don't think gorilla glue works that great on metal stuff. Few years back, a guy I worked with used gorilla glue to glue the drawers shut on another guy's desk (metal) but he was able to yank the drawers open.
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