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Rutland High-Temperature 600 Degree RTV Black Silicone Sealant - 10.3 Ounce Cartridge
Rutland High-Temperature 600 Degree RTV Black Silicone Sealant - 10.3 Ounce Cartridge
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Rutland High-Temperature 600 Degree RTV Black Silicone Sealant - 10.3 Ounce Cartridge
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Features
- Cures without heat
- Free of unpleasant odors
- Cure time of about 24 hours
- Won't corrode copper or galvanized metals
- Adheres to glass, metal, plastic, fiberglass, aluminum, wood, brick, and slate
- Meets or exceeds Fed. Spec. TTS-001543C Class A, TTS-00230C Class A, and ASTM C920-86
- Remains continuously flexible a 550 degrees F and intermittently flexible at 600 degrees F for one hour
Challenging projects demand the best quality products. For occasions when you need a really tough, yet elastic seal we recommend Rutland High-Temperature RTV Black Silicone Sealant. This high temp silicone is chemical resistance and ability to remain flexible when exposed to 550 degrees fahrenheit temperatures make this sealant ideal for jobs like sealing chimney tops, pellet stoves, and gas fireplace inserts. A neutral, odor-free formula also makes this hearth maintenance product a good choice for applications in confined areas with little air flow.
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Customer Q&A with Product Specialists
Anonymous
from asked:
Would you recommend this sealant for attaching and sealing the trim collar of wood stove pipe to a wood wall where the pipes go in and then enter the chimney, or would you recommend the furnace cement (which I already have) for this (I may have to c
This option would be a bit better for subsequent removal, versus the almost-permanent nature of fireplace/furnace cement.
Answered by:
Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
Kevin
from Northbrook asked:
Can this sealant be used to seal the openings between where the fireplace screen/window butts up to the brick on the fireplace?
While this is high-heat silicone sealant, it is not intended for attaching a screen/door to a fireplace front.
Answered by:
Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
Fred
from Vermont asked:
How long does this sealant take to cure? How soon after a stove is rebuilt can we start to burn wood?
Albert
from Flower Mound, TX asked:
Will this work for an exterior fireplace against metal and masonry?
This product can indeed be used to seal exterior joints, as long as they are not exposed to a temperature greater than 550 degrees. This RTV sealant can indeed be used to bridge masonry to metal joints.
Answered by:
Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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