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Rutland Castable Refractory Fireplace Cement - 12.5 Pound Tub
Rutland Castable Refractory Fireplace Cement - 12.5 Pound Tub
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Rutland Castable Refractory Fireplace Cement - 12.5 Pound Tub
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Features
- Easy to use
- Cures without heat
- May be painted after curing
- Can be cast into custom shapes
- Creates an excellent solid stove bed
- Strong enough for use in outdoor fire pits
- Withstands temperatures as high as 2,200 degrees F
- Covers one 12.5 pound container casts a block 12" x 12" x 1.25"
- Dry time of 24 hours, depending upon thickness, humidity, and air temperature
- Ideal for replacing worn out firebrick and filling large irregular holes in masonry fireboxes
This castable refractory fireplace cement comes in a 12 1/2 tub. This product can be cast into various shapes. This product is especially viable for filling in worn out and chipped out firebrick or filling in any holes in your masonry fireboxes. This product will cure without heat. You can use in outdoor fire boxes. This castable refractory fireplace cement will withstand a 2200 degree Fahrenheit. The cement can be painted after drying. The cement comes in light brown.
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Please Note: This cement contains Portland Cement. It should not be used without safety goggles, rubber gloves, and a NIOSH-approved dust respirator.
Customer Q&A with Product Specialists
Mel U.
from Alabama asked:
Is this the correct product for a hole about 1-1/2 in diameter where a gas pipe was removed and some small cracking in my refractory panels, or the Stovo product?
It is recommended to use the Stovo product to seal the gap where the gas line was and to repair any minor cracks in the panel measuring less than 1/8" in width. Any cracks wider than 1/8" would require a replacement of the refractory panel.
Answered by:
on Jun 19, 2024
Jeremy
from New Hampshire asked:
Does this product adhere to glass?
This product is designed for brick to brick repairs and adhesion, or casting bricks.
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Cody S.
L.
from London asked:
Does this product bond to wood? I am looking to use it to fill cracks in a wine barrel smoker.
No, this is not intended for use with wood.
Answered by:
Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
Archana J.
from Austin, TX asked:
What kind of paint can I use over this cement for an outside firepit?
You would certainly want to use high-heat paint, though our most tolerable option is tested to 1,200 degrees. If you are using this inside a woodburning application, this paint would likely peel and crack over time.
Answered by:
Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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