Tour Pak Material

What glue can I use to bond metal to the ice pack on my ultra classic? Any suggestion would really help.

I'm not familiar with the "Ice Pack" But very familiar with epoxies (my former company makes them). If the metal is chrome or galvanized, it has to be ground off to bare metal and left rough. If the Ice Pack is fiberglass it has to be sanded to roughen it and then solvent wiped clean with either Toluene (Toluol) or Zylene (Zylol). Then get a paste epoxy product that says it's 100% epoxy solids. NOT, 100% solids epoxy or modified epoxy!!! If the ice pack is a plastic, forget it.

HRK you are too cool!!!! The bike is an Ultra classic Electra Glide and on the top of the rear finder behind the rear seat is a compartment that has a hinged lid with two latches on the drivers side of the compartment (ie the ice pak). The latches are locking latches. I need to repair one of the latches. In order to do this i need to bond a metal strip behind the lip of the lid that is used to close the compartment. An important piece of info I don't have to do this repair is what is the material that is used to manufacture the lid that is used to close and latch the lid of the compartment. Good idea HRK chuck the compartment and replace it with an igloo cooler glued to the rear finder with a beer dispenser facing the front with in easy access to an active rider and passenger. Thanks HRK for the laugh, facing this disaster i needed it!!

Thanks F128 for your reply and interest. You got from my description of the problem (too brief) what the problem is. What is the material used by HD to manufacture the Lid of the compartment on the rear fender of my HD Ultra Classic Electra Glide 2008 model. Hope to hell it is not plastic!!!