help with a kanger protank problem.

[Treachery]

so about 2 days ago i started to notice my tank was not working like it was when i first got it. i noticed it was slightly slanted and when i gave it a little push and it pretty much came undone at the bottom. no cracks or anything just looked like the silicone/glue holding it at the bottom of the tank just came undone. ive cleaned the silicone/glue off the bottom piece and the glass and now im trying to figure out if i can fix it or not.

so my question is is there anything i can buy to fix this problem and put my tank back together (a type of silicone/glue/epoxy)?
a link to a thread would be awesome as well if there is any.

thanks.

 

[jfango]

You can use silicone to glue it back on.

 

[Treachery]

would it hold together well?
and
what kind/brand would work best?

 

[shroom]

The best option is QuikSteel epoxy glue. It's rated safe to glue kitchen items and can withstand up to 500F.
You might find it cheaper than Grainger. BLUE MAGIC Metal Epoxy Putty, Tube, 2 Oz - Patching and Repairing Compounds - 2TRJ2|16002US - Grainger Industrial Supply

 

[DavidOck]

I've read of members putting it back together with super glue / crazy glue. Be careful to not get any on the inner surfaces, just where the glass and metal meet. But shroom's recommendation looks like it might be a better choice, since it's rated for high temp kitchen gear.

 

[BostonVape]

yea sucks you got a first-gen protank.. the newer models no longer have this problem.