happy new year

jimf

to all here on the p&h forum thanks for your help and friendship over the last 12 months

wishing you all a healthy and happy 2016


regards jim

Robbie.G

jimf wrote: »

to all here on the p&h forum thanks for your help and friendship over the last 12 months

wishing you all a healthy and happy 2016


regards jim

A happy new year to you Jim
And to all from louth

Wearb

Here's to all the gang here on boards and may we all be hale and hearty this time next year.

Dtp1979

jimf wrote: »

to all here on the p&h forum thanks for your help and friendship over the last 12 months

wishing you all a healthy and happy 2016


regards jim

While your drunk, will you sign over ownership of the fire cement/tech 7 combo.

jimf

Dtp1979 wrote: »

While your drunk, will you sign over ownership of the fire cement/tech 7 combo.

no big secret dtp if I remember correctly it was mixed about 25% tec7 and 75% fire cement

but that's on a boiler max flue temp 250dg stove would be a lot hotter id say nearer 400dg possibly

but I do remember a post from somebody a while back where they posted it was working for them on a stove

Dtp1979

jimf wrote: »

no big secret dtp if I remember correctly it was mixed about 25% tec7 and 75% fire cement

but that's on a boiler max flue temp 250dg stove would be a lot hotter id say nearer 400dg possibly

but I do remember a post from somebody a while back where they posted it was working for them on a stove

What type of fire cement did you use?

jimf

1200 dg kos is the 1 I use from the tube I find its not too runny as some can be


I also have an ould tub in the van where u might have to use the fingers to apply a bit like in the firebird super q