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Dave; this is just a note on the ACC...I've tried the method you describe, also without success, but I think it's more to do with sliding the rail in after putting on the ACC. <br />I find that if you put the rail in place first, then apply the ACC with a needle point every inch or so, that capillery action pulls the ACC under the rail and gives a good joint.You need a good brand of thin ACC for this.It worked for me one time on an Atlas bridge where the some of the cast spike heads had broken away. <br />regards / Mike
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