Hello,
I had a small accident yesterday with my relatively new wiebe radiator bent pipe. The metal stem twisted somewhat. I thus decided to remove it completely in order to try to glue it properly again. After leaving the shank in boiling water for about 10 minutes, i was able to easily remove the stem from the base (see attached photo).
I would like to ask what type of glue do you think I should use? The base is anodized aluminum and the stem is stainless steel.
I don't know if it helps with identifying the type that was originally used, but I noticed that after boiling, the stem was removed with no big effort and i wiped out the very small amount of residue very easily with a plain paper napkin. I am thus inclined to believe that it was not superglue, which from my experience is harder to clean.
Thank you for your time.

I had a small accident yesterday with my relatively new wiebe radiator bent pipe. The metal stem twisted somewhat. I thus decided to remove it completely in order to try to glue it properly again. After leaving the shank in boiling water for about 10 minutes, i was able to easily remove the stem from the base (see attached photo).
I would like to ask what type of glue do you think I should use? The base is anodized aluminum and the stem is stainless steel.
I don't know if it helps with identifying the type that was originally used, but I noticed that after boiling, the stem was removed with no big effort and i wiped out the very small amount of residue very easily with a plain paper napkin. I am thus inclined to believe that it was not superglue, which from my experience is harder to clean.
Thank you for your time.
