Permatex High Tach 3 Oz Adhesive, Permatex 80060

One of my railroad hobby fans turned me on to this when I found GOO hard to get anymore. He said that it was what he figured GOO actually was, or at least the closest approximation of the same type of cement/glue. On that recommendation I bought two tubes to test, and have been delighted with the results. One category that is listed on the review though is not it's forte', if you GOO it, don't expect to remove it easily. I've still got a magnet-uncoupler on a turnout that I attached to it during the early 80's, and I've yet to pry it off so it's on my new layout in an appropriate place that I don't have to remove it. (Solvent I think would ruin the Atlas turnout, which is still in perfect shape.)I've always used GOO on my model railroad in many different applications from A to Z, in anywhere I needed a tough adhesive that could stand abit of flex and bond to many different type materials (almost never for plastic to plastic though). I've found this works as exactly the same from all my uses of it. And you get more for the money, and it's MUCH easier to obtain.Excellent deal, I'm sold!

atube of Permatex, cheaper than the parts store.

This was recommended by the engine manufacturer to do a water impeller replacement. I followed the manufacturer recommendations and the repair went well. I needed about 1/1000 of this tube but a smaller option was not available.

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