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Reddit mentions of Adhesive Bonding of Aluminum Alloys (Materials Engineering Series; V. 1 Irish Studies)
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Off the top of my head I can tell you that there are different epoxies/epoxides and polyolefins on the market with different shear, tear, and crush strengths; and different ones are more specifically designed to outlast fatigue, vibration, cryogenic temperatures (aerospace market), and corrosion.
Here's a book on the topic if it interests you further:
>http://www.amazon.com/Adhesive-Bonding-Aluminum-Materials-Engineering/dp/0824774051
(it's a little old, but the basics are there and it's good information. Besides, adhesives were being used in planes as early as the 1940s so an engineering book from 1985 isn't too bad. For more modern information try contacting ALCOA, they know everything about aluminum.)