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Hey Charlie, you know those booths at every swap meet, where the guy is welding up holes in pop cans with this special rod and propane torch? I bought one of those kits, and I gotta tell you, it actually works. It takes a bit of practice, but it really works. When finished, you can sand it smooth and polish it, and the repair looks great. I've got some of that special rod if you'ld like to play around with it, just let me know, Bill

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A12, Have you ever tried MuggyWeld? I have seen it before but have never tried it or heard much about the actual results from people who have.

Anyone ever used this product? Looks pretty straight forward.

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I haven't tried this stuff. I did however use something similar I got from my local welding supplier to weld/solder/glue together a pot metal switch I had at work. It did work.
Maybe check your local welding sources as the starter muggyweld kit is kind of pricey for a single/test use. I only bought one stick of the stuff and used generic plumbing flux. Didn't think to ask what the brand name was, just told them what I was trying to do.
As Dayclona pointed out, it can go bad pretty fast, proceed with caution.