conductive epoxy

my mp3 player stopped working today, and when i pulled it apart i found that not one but two of the wires connecting the supposedly indefatigable battery to the circuit had come completely disconnected. i bought the thing for $10 off craig's list, so obviously there's no warranty, and it isn't worth taking it somewhere to have it fixed . . . but it will bother me if i don't try to fix it. i could solder it, but it's all quite tiny. does anyone know where i can get electrically conductive epoxy in brooklyn or manhattan? better yet, does somebody have a few drops of it that they could offer up for the cause? i am in no way tech-savvy and wouldn't know where to look for the stuff, and it seems hard to find anyway. any assistance will be greatly appreciated.

Sam Ash should have silver electrically conductive epoxy.

also here: http://www.plantservices.com/vendors/products/2005/52.html

http://cableorganizer.com/mg-chemicals/silver-conductive-epoxy.html?src=froogle&CAWELAID=261923804

go to any auto parts store. they sell conductive glue to repair rear window defroster grids when the connection to the glass breaks. its not expensive, and it works

Radio shack is the first thing that comes to mind.