Hi @Dave001
It's relatively a straight forward job, but like most it's all in the preparation. It's important when preparing the worn track to remove any raised bits of split metal etc. use thin wire-brush to give the track a good clean down. Start with one like this and then finish with this type. Finish off with turps and a few rags to get it clean and dry as best as possible.
Lay the pre-cut Miracle track in place. I like to then use a long tipped marker to draw a straight edge so, I have a guide when placing the track down once the bog has been applied. There are cheaper ones, but I haven't had much success. This one has been in my tool bag for over a year and is so good and ultra handy. Most people don't even know about them.
You need to use this Metal Bog that @JacobZ mentioned. Make sure you mix it correctly so that it doesn't go off fast or you're in trouble. Place measured amounts in different parts of a mixing container and apply the hardener to each part and then mix it all together rather than starting with one big amount and essentially guess the hardener quantity. Also, make up a little more than you think as you don't want to start making up more while it's going off. Oh and wear protective gloves.
Once the track is in place, keep pressing it down by running a rag with turps in it along the length. This cleans the excess bog down as you prevent the track rising. Keep doing this until you're happy its staying in place. Then give it a couple more test goes every minute or so as a safe guard until your satisfied its secure.
Let us know how you go.
Nailbag
