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That stuff is as nasty as an ex-mother-in-law. I'd be suprised if you
could even purchase it w/o some kind of permit....

What I have used for years, with good results, is plain, old
"Ambroid" cement. The golden, smelly stuff from the model
airplane shop. I glued the base and anode connector back onto a
866 about 15 years ago, and it's still there...

I seem to remember coming across a site recently that offers tube
base cement for sale, but I can not remember where. I think the
original formula was mostly shellac, with some chalk and rock dust
mixed in...

Be Safe!
73,
John WB9OFG
John A. Rodenbarger
Purdue University
Division of Instructional Services TV Repair
1092 Stewart Centre
W. Lafayette, IN 47907 USA
Telephone (765) 494-1041
Email: mrfixit at purdue.edu

(I LOVE that e-mail address!!)

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