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Furnace cement

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TJ Smith

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TJ:confused:
I have seen threads on a furnace cement that comes in a caulking tube that was availble from home depot.
Does anybody have the name. Nobody at home depot has a clue.
I want to seal seams in a heat treat oven so it should stand temps of 2000-2300.
Thanks for the help.
TJ
 
TJ, I don't know what they have now, but I picked up DAP 'Fire Resistant Mortar' in a 10 oz. caulking tube from the Depot a while back. It only withstands up to 2000 degrees, however.
-Mark
 
Rick Barrett says he uses Rutland furnace cement on his blades.

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He wants to use furnace cement as...ummm furnace cement? Who'd a thunk it.:)
I know the caulking tube of furnace cement exists but I just can't remember the name.:grumpy:
 
I use Imperial Stove and Fireplace Cement and Mortar on my blades but it comes in a tube it is good to 2100 degrees.
 
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