Stabilizer Dampener	Washers	Screw	Nut
1.89*0.91 inch 33g   •  1.164 ozs. 3 Qty? Item Name: Archery Stabilizer Weight Material: Stainless Steel Net Weight : 2OZ Weight with screw：62.3g Outer Diameter:44mm/ 1.7" Height: 50mm/ 2" Package Include : 1 ball with screw Bolt to Pipe Cap PVC Pipe Extender PVC Cap adapter mounts With 1" Button Head E-Z lok 5/16-24 insert. Stabilizer Bar	1.25" or 1.5" 10 washers .48 inch  ~5 0zs Total with Dampener 20 washers .96 inch ~   Washer Spceifications 7/16" washer has 1/2" hole and is 1.25" in diameter.	5/16-24 1.75" Button Head 5/16" hose for shiming. Cap screw from insdie PVC Cap Nut on inside  plus washer. Nut on outside. Use easy spin nut for dialing in from back side. Then reverse and use nylon nut when satisfied along with rubber gasket for dampening. Specifications add .5 inch 1.25" bolt 1.75" bolt 2" set screw 1 qty Nylon nut 1 1.5" cap screw. Typical depth stabilizer mount hole. AMO Standard states that the stab stud shall not exceed 9/16 • .5625 and the stab hole in the riser shall have free thread no less than 9/16". Acorn nut to finish off. ScotchWeld Video Resin that works on pvc West Systems' G/Flex epoxy is made for plastics and does work.	1 qty.

Tube-based epoxies and two-part epoxy putties are generally able to handle sticking metal to plastic. These types of adhesives take a while to cure and work better if the items are clamped together during the drying time.

Subsequently, question is, does JB Weld work on plastic to metal? JB Weld Original 2 oz. Our Original Cold-Weld™. Adheres to Metal, Wood, Plastic, Fiberglass, Concrete & More. Sets in 1-2 Hours,Cures in 15-24 Hours.

Also to know, what is the best glue for plastic to metal?

Loctite epoxy plastic bonder is one of the best glue for plastic to metal. It works well with such types of plastics as PVC, ABS, polycarbonate, plexiglas, polystyrene. But you should know epoxy has slow set time. Contact cement is a good choice.

Can you mix plastic and metal?

As a general rule, you cannot melt metal and plastics together, and through thermodynamics, generally you cannot melt plastics together, where "melt" means, "form one phase". It is like mixing oil and water - y9u get two layers. But I doubt y0u will be able to emulsify a polymer in metal.