HAH!! Now Forget Non Stick Tin Foil!

[Minerat]

JB-Weld holds my nuts down reliably. But if you need to move them, you can bust them loose with a few taps on a screwdriver or a chisel and just add more JB wherever you re-stick them.

Beagle, I can't resist ................OUCH!!

[NavyVet1959]

JB-Weld holds my nuts down reliably. But if you need to move them, you can bust them loose with a few taps on a screwdriver or a chisel and just add more JB wherever you re-stick them.

And yet another internet topic morphs into a sex topic...

[fcvan]

Any auto parts store. I bought mine a Walmart. I've baked over 100 cycles without problems.

[robertbank]

On it thanks.

Bob

[RP]

PC works good for gluing stuff to the trays. I set my nails (sheetrock nails) short med size flat head stands up on its on fairly easy on my alum sheet and sprinkled old powder around the base. Set it in the oven and baked glued them on well plus each time I sprayed bullets I added to the coating that was holding the nails in place. After awhile the powder builds up and starts to bubble but by then I heat it up use a razor knife to scrape or cut it all off and start over.

[robertbank]

I posted this on another thread. Should have posted it here.

I found Loctite "Superflex" Red High Temp RTV silicone adhesive Sealant and used it to anchor my fender washers on the tray I will use for gas check bullets. Seems to glue the washers down OK. As soon as my HF powder gun shows up we will see it the sealant works.

Bob

[xacex]

I just use non-stick a few times, and recycle it into hats.

[Smoke4320]

I just used thick superglue .. Pour 4 or 5 drops in center of the nut hole and it will spread itself
get out of the room on first heating as it give off fumes
been thru many cycles with 4 trays and only about 3 nuts have ever come loose

[Ian Robertson]

I have a permanent mould release that will handle the temp, I am going to use 1/16 alu sheet.