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Stove Gasket Cement - Cartridge

Item Code: 5RU-78

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  • Color: Black
  • 10.3 oz. cartridge

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Rutland's Stove Gasket Cement is formulated to bond to plate steel or cast iron. It seals cracks in metal and bonds firebrick to metal as well. This cement is essentially is the same as furnace cement, but with a more fluid consistency. It will withstand temperatures to 2000°F and will hold in place without burning off. Cement comes in an easy to use 10.3 oz. cartridge.

  • For adhering fiberglass gaskets to wood stove doors
  • Withstands temperatures up to 2000°F
  • Must be heat cured
  • Smooth easy-squeeze application
  • Superior adhesive performance after heat cure
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  • Color: Black
    • 10.3 oz. cartridge
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Brand Rutland
Model 78
Shipping Weight (lbs) 1.3900
Actual Weight (lbs) 1.39
International Shipping Yes
Product Type Gasket Cement
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Customer Reviews

Posted: 11/18/11

Reviewer: Francis Fritz

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Heather Foster was extremely helpful and very timely with responses when we were chatting and very sweet to talk to by land line. All paper work was as she had said it would be, and that was very helpful to me as a State of Wyoming customer.

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