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Posted for Charlie Kohler <charliekohler@yahoo.com>:

  I applied mine with the "Industrial strength"  spray can trim glue---- It's
held up for hundreds of hours and for several years. A little red silicone
around the edges is a nice touch.
FWIW
  
  Charlie K.
  
  
"""
  I recently found out about zetex from this list and have purchased some.
  
  Question is: How does one apply it to the cowling? The "tech" that I
  spoke to, where I purchased it, said to just use spray on adhesive.
  I am not sure that is the way to go. Most adhesives won't handle that
  kind of heat.
  
  Sooo, how did you all do it, and is it holding up?
  
  Charlie??
"""