Rutland E-Z Spread Fiberglass Stove Gasket Cement - 2.7 Ounce Tube
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Rutland E-Z Spread Fiberglass Stove Gasket Cement - 2.7 Ounce Tube

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Product Details

Manufacturer: Rutland
Rutland Part Numbers: 77E
Item Number: RUT-77E
UPC: 022624005773

Features

  • 1 hour air dry time
  • Cures at 500 degrees F
  • Bonds fiberglass gaskets to stove doors
  • Covers approximately 29 linear feet with a 1/8" bead
  • Specially-formulated to adhere to steel and cast iron
  • Can withstand temperatures as high as 2,000 degrees F after heat curing
If you are installing a new fiberglass gasket in your stove you will probably need this cement from Rutland. It is specially formulated to withstand temperatures as high as 2000° F after it is heat cured. It will also adhere beautifully to steel and to cast iron. It is black, has a smooth texture and comes in a squeeze tube for ease of application. Excess cement cleans up with water. The dry time is only one hour and it should be heat-cured at 500° F. One tube will provide 29 linear feet of 1/8" bead.

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Karen from Ravenna, OH asked:
What is the difference between the silicone that is offered in the kits compared to the cement that you can buy separately?
What is the difference between the silicone that is offered in the kits compared to the cement that you can buy separately?
For most wood stove applications, you will want to use gasket cement as it can withstand temperatures up to 2000 degrees. Silicone-based sealants, commonly used with gas hearth systems and storm collar installation, will only withstand temperatures up to roughly 500 degrees on average and would not work well when bonding stove gaskets to steel or cast iron stove surfaces. However, some gasket kits will include a silicone-based glue that will withstand higher temperatures around 800 degrees, but these kits should only be used for their intended purpose. For example, this kit may be made specifically for replacing a window and gasket in certain manufactured wood stoves. The product literature for these models may call for window gasketing with the same dimensions and allows for lower-temperature gasket glue to be used as there is a narrow channel where both the window pane and gasket tape must fit. The gasket glue would not reach 800 degrees in this application as it would be shielded from higher temperatures and any direct flame.
Answered by: Will M.

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Katie from Los Angeles, CA asked:
How do you heat cure this gasket cement at 500 degrees Fahrenheit?
How do you heat cure this gasket cement at 500 degrees Fahrenheit?
Once the gasket cement has been applied and has air dried, you will need to burn a fire in the appliance in order to heat the gasket surface to the 500 degrees required for the adhesive to fully harden.
Answered by: eFireplaceStore

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Rutland E-Z Spread Fiberglass Stove Gasket Cement - 2.7 Ounce Tube
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Great Product

Great product for gaskets
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By Laura G.

Excellent Performance

The gasket on our stove is sealed really well due to the performance and simple instructions of this product.
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By Jonathan P.

Very Pleased

I was very pleased with this product. The only thing I would change about it would be the thickness of the cement. Otherwise, it works nicely for replacing things such as knobs on fire stoves.
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