Hi Pizza,

A search for Aeropoxy on RCU will lead to all kinds of threads. This stuff is thrixotropic, meaning that if you put a bead on a vertical surface, it will not run. Thus, it stays where you put it and is incredibly hard. You can use it for all kind of GREAT uses, even filler if needed. It truly "locks" mechanically things in place and was my first idea to lock the carbon material to the metal little arm of the choke device.

Aeropoxy is sold by BVM, and is also a Lock-tite number which I can't remember now. The one I use takes 12 hrs to dry, but is worth the wait. You need an application 'gun' and mixing ends, which attach to the gun are about 6" long, which make them perfect for putting the glue where you want it.
Jim