My first choice would be epoxy. Rakka, West, etc. I learned to love the stuff when building a kayak and use it for all sorts of woodworking projects. Absolutely wonderful stuff.
Even though I sang the praises of Brownell's epoxy yesterday, I can second Nolan's recommendation for West marine epoxy, especially if you use it with fibreglas matting for rust repairs. It's the only resin/matting combo I've ever used that will cling to an upside-down surface (as long as you keep the pieces to a reasonable size) as it cures. Plus, it doesn't tend to get brittle after it cures. Not cheap, but it works.
Ken Strayhorn Hillsborough NC '72 MkIV
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