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Re: Stainless fillet question
Coming in from left field here. If the repair is out of sight, have you considered JB WaterWeld epoxy? It can handle high pressure and up to 250F. I carry it in the travel trailer in case I need to fix something with the fresh water system. I got it to stick on a small crack in my water tank while it was still actively leaking and a year later, it's all good. You can fill the crack and sand it down as well.
https://www.jbweld.com/product/waterweld-epoxy-putty
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