Mike,
> You can either TIG it or use a special solder. Quite a few available.
> A good one (that what I've heard) - 3-in-One by Alladin. Shop around,
> you can also call my colleague from US Alloy or us at MG 800-558-8524. > Michael
>
> > >Mike Graham wrote:
> >
> >> Once I tried to repair pot-metal, and ended up with a pot-metal puddle. I
> >> now need to try again, and this time I really need to succeed. > >
> >I've had success TIGing it. AC, Zirconated tungsten, Al technique. > >
> >Ted
> >
If you're looking for a peranent repair, don't attempt to use glue or even solder. You will only make matters worse! Check out James Ruther's Pot metal welding and resculpting at:
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Anything made of pot metal and or spelter can be restored to it's pre-damaged condition, guaranteed!