Stove Sealant

Discodog · 09-06-2024 02:42PM #1

It's nearly time to reseal the stove blanking plate that covers the fireplace opening. The old fire cement has crumbled. I would prefer to use a silicone sealer but obviously have to be aware of temperatures. Any recommendations ?

Madd002 · 09-06-2024 11:36PM

Fire cement in silicone style tube around 8/9€ up to 1200c'

Edriklon · 22-06-2024 11:02AM

For resealing the stove blanking plate, it's essential to use a high-temperature silicone sealant that can withstand the heat generated by the stove. Here are a few recommendations:

Rutland High-Heat Silicone Sealant: Designed for use with stoves, fireplaces, and other high-heat applications, it can withstand temperatures up to 500°F (260°C).
GE Silicone II High-Temperature Sealant: Another excellent option, capable of withstanding temperatures up to 600°F (315°C).
Red Devil 100% Silicone Sealant: This sealant can handle temperatures up to 600°F (315°C) and is suitable for high-heat areas.
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vectra · 22-06-2024 11:15AM

Sorry for jumping on this thread. I am having paint peel on my stove door. Any suggestions on best paint? I have tried 2 aerosols and both are useless. Any decent brush on stuff freely available?