ORIGINAL: bubbagates
ORIGINAL: opjose
J-B Weld is your friend.
A little judiciously used does the trick.
I would think JB Weld would never let you take it off again unless you use a hammer and chisel. It's designed to withstand more temp than we are dealing with on a glow engine
Actually J-B weld is not permanent.
Nor as strong as say Epoxy
AFAIK.
I've had no problems removing components that have been J-B welded.
It was suggested here that I use J-B weld on a muffler exhaust that swiveled in flight thanks to the heat... this worked perfectly.
The components require a bit more strength to turn or dislodge much like Locktite.
However J-B weld does not break down like Locktite does at high temperatures, so it's better suited for the engine applications.