Personally I would grind some of the paint off, use the MIG to put 2 or 3 good tack welds on it and paint back over it after.

For anyone else, self tapping tech screws.

>>2945887
Bondo & fiberglass cloth.

>>2945897
>use the MIG to put 2 or 3 good tack welds on it
Don't breathe while you're doing that. It looks like there is some zinc left.

>>2945887
I'd TIG weld it in place.

Buy a new $15 step ladder and save myself the time sink into fixing that

>>2945887
No welder? Bend it back and two sheet metal self-tappers or bolt and two curved washers if you want extra strength.

Basically everything everyone else said is true. Could also use some pop rivets and washers if you want it to look a bit fancier.

>>2945931
How is buying a step ladder going to fix his ironing board, dumbass?

>>2945887
Probably industrial glue, looks like that's what they used the first time. Maybe try and clean off the surfaces a bit first.

>>2945887
Wrap a coat hanger around it, twist it up tight with pliers.

glue + two zip ties + ductape + health insurance

>>2945887
What arw we looking at here?

Also, id use a flux core welder or a bunch of liquid nails epoxy depending on the application which remains unknown.

>>2946041
Meant to say jb weld