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Depends on the application but rubber, before it sets, can fill in tiny spaces on the metal. As it sets it'll expand and grab onto those scratches, dents or any other type of texture.

Sometimes it's a chemical bonding.

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Rubber is soft, non-conducting and not malleable and is a compound produced by plants. Metals are hard, malleable and conductive and are naturally occurring elements, often combined with other metals to make alloys.

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with semen

^ (very inappropriate why are people so wierd.... a typical answer would be you can melt them together... dont listen to whatever this jerk says)

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11y ago

CX-948 Rubber Adhesive

Another possibility is a product called Pliobond.

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Covalent bonding between the C and H atoms

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11y ago

To join metal to plastic, epoxy is best.

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