Good expoxy glue for carb

[Nacho-RT74]

Damn!! I can't find a good epoxy glue to use on my carb to replace the old glue on the TQ plastic bowl wells. I have tried Devcon 2 Tons, now PC11, and every mix I made allways feels softly at touch. I'm able to let a mark on glue with nail. It looks like doesn't cure completely. with Devcon 2 Tons I could think was a bad parts rate, but the PC11 I used now is the dispenser/plunger kind so imposible to get wrong hardener/resine rate.

Probably is on that way and in fact will work, but... When I made Devcon 2 Tons, the place where fits the well bowl on lower carb plate was full of gas so it looks still was leaking. Now I'll assembly the carb with PC11 to check if works still if is not completelly hardened as I expected

Some advice about ?

[mikepmcs]

Ignacio
What about seal all?  Should be available at a auto parts store/hardware store, or walmart type store.

http://www.totalmotorcycle.com/reviews/SealAllGlueReview.htm

v/r
Mike

[Nacho-RT74]

ok that looks to be the one: quick cure time ( no more overnight spending time ) and no mix needed, so if doesn't work I will notice quick... I never have seen that one before down here, but will keep my eyes opened.

specs I need:
-Gasoline resistant.
-Fix Baquelite what is the TQ bowl material... I think "hard plastic" enter on this.
-Best if High temps resistant. I don't think a TQ well carb arrives up 200ºF (93ºC) what mostly epoxy glues is able to resist, but higher is better. I found a HIGH TEMP PC glue resistant, but on specs didn't say anything about hard plastic or gas resistant.

Let's try right now with PC11 what fills this requirements ( would be great if wasn't overnight cure ), just that it looks didn't cure completely, or at least as I was expecting completely hard, but I'm watching one step forward.

[rt green]

jb weld

[Silver R/T]

Duramix

[bull]

jb weld

[Chryco Psycho]

the Gas contamination in the plastic may be softening the epoxy mix