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I will add this about the JB Weld.....not arguing with the others' suggestions, as they are great, too. JB Weld does offer something the others do not. It is a two part epoxy. That means you mix the "steel" with the hardner. You can mix it so that it has some amount of flex, by using less hardner. Although it will still be permanent, it may tend to break or crack less over time. I've had great success with it in the past. The key is, you just have to know when NOT to use it.
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