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IPC Pre-Mixed Furnace Cement - 1 Gallon Container

IPC Pre-Mixed Furnace Cement - 1 Gallon Container

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Product Details

Manufacturer: ComStar International
ComStar International Part Numbers: 40370C
Item Number: CPF-29810
UPC: 024924403709

Features

  • Effective multi-purpose furnace cement
  • Securely bonds metal to metal, metal to masonry, and masonry to masonry
  • Able to withstand temperatures up to 3,000º F without sagging, cracking, crumbling, or shrinking
  • Seals resist heat, vapor, and steam
  • Can be applied in temperatures down to 0º F
  • Pre-mixed for convenient application
  • Smooth and creamy consistency
  • Gray color blends in with surroundings
  • Maximum application thickness of 1/4"
Properly installing a fireplace requires the use of furnace cement. This furnace cement from IPC is capable of securely bonding masonry to masonry, metal to metal, and metal to masonry. This special cement formulation is capable of withstanding temperatures of up to 3000 degrees Fahrenheit without breaking down. The cement comes pre-mixed to ensure the proper consistency, so you can concentrate on installing the fireplace properly. The consistency is smooth enough to make application simple and headache free.

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Stephen from NC asked:
What is the drying time per inch depth of this IPC pre-mixed furnace cement?
What is the drying time per inch depth of this IPC pre-mixed furnace cement?
Per the manufacturer, the dry time for this cement is approximately 3-4 hours.
Answered by: Brennan W.

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Dennis from Mission Viejo, CA asked:
Does it dry by itself, or does it need heat?
Does it dry by itself, or does it need heat?
Per the manufacturer, this product does not require heat to cure. The product will set up at any temperature above 0 degrees Fahrenheit, although warmer temperatures do make for faster drying.
Answered by: eFireplaceStore

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