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Hi I have 2 Franklin wood burning stoves and I have been caulking the inside of the fire box with a Red Devil fireplace cement and mortar but every year I must clean it out to replace it because it turns hard like a rock and cracks. Is there another caul
Posted by Elite Deals - Chris M. on 28 October 2013 12:47 PM
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Our Answer: For high temperature applications, I recommend using a product such as the Rutland Pre-Mixed Black Furnace Cement. This product is designed to remain semi-pliable, even when fully cured. This should eliminate the need to redo the stove joints on a yearly basis. In Response to Question: Hi I have 2 Franklin wood burning stoves and I have been caulking the inside of the fire box with a Red Devil fireplace cement and mortar but every year I must clean it out to replace it because it turns hard like a rock and cracks. Is there another caulk that I might use that stays flexible and doesn't crack so I don't have to keep repeating this every year? From Page: Wood Burning Stoves Page ID: wood-burning-stoves | |
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