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Tub of Premixed Buff Finish High-Temperature Refractory Cement
- Pre-mixed 1/2 gallon tub of refractory cement
- Dries to a buff tan finish
- Use to create airtight firebrick to firebrick joints
- Once dry, firebrick can withstand temperatures up to 2000 degrees Fahrenheit
Product Details
Part Number: 81156 eFireplaceStore Item Number: CPF-81156 Features
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3 Questions &
3 Answers
Sidney C
from Indianapolis asked:
December 29, 2021
Is there an ambient temperature range for application of this cement?
1 Answer
The ambient temperature should be no lower than 50 degrees for a period of 72 hours for this product to cure properly.
Submitted by:
Aaron D.
on December 29, 2021
John
from Toledo asked:
June 24, 2019
What is the coverage of 1/2 gal. premixed cement in sq. ins.?
1 Answer
One half gallon covers approximately twenty-two 4.5" x 9" firebricks, which would amount to almost 900 square inches.
Submitted by:
Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
on June 24, 2019
David W
from Henryville, PA asked:
November 25, 2012
Does the joint between the bricks have a similar bond strength to the firebrick strength?
1 Answer
Once completely cured, this product does indeed have comparable adhesion and toughness to conventional firebrick.
Submitted by:
Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
on November 26, 2012
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