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This is part of the reason I've suggested trying HTS-2000 ... what have you got to lose? It's a darn sight cheaper than buying a new head, and worst case scenario it doesn't work...
Somebody talked about wasting time on a difficult repair, but if you check out the site (and the video) it seems that this sort of repair would be EXTREMELY EASY to take on, with a good chance of acceptable results.
By the way, there was another GS'r who repaired a crack AND rebuilt a broken cooling fin with an earlier version of this material (I think he used Alumalloy, which is harder to work with) and the result not only performed perfectly, but was almost impossible to see if you weren't specifically looking for it.
DEFINITELY worth considering!
My .02
Somebody talked about wasting time on a difficult repair, but if you check out the site (and the video) it seems that this sort of repair would be EXTREMELY EASY to take on, with a good chance of acceptable results.
By the way, there was another GS'r who repaired a crack AND rebuilt a broken cooling fin with an earlier version of this material (I think he used Alumalloy, which is harder to work with) and the result not only performed perfectly, but was almost impossible to see if you weren't specifically looking for it.
DEFINITELY worth considering!
My .02
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