High Temperature Sealant Adhesive Great For Fire Bricks And Boards Sets As Rock

Really useful compound when it is exposed to air it sets like rock, regually use it on stove fire bricks clay and vermiculite, also works for stove rope on doors a lot more cost effective than stove rope glue

Heat Resistant Sealant is a specialised sealant that can withstand high temperatures without losing its bond strength. Whether you need to fix or seal surfaces in extreme heat conditions, this sealant is the perfect solution. Its ability to withstand high temperatures makes it ideal for use in a range of industrial and domestic applications. It comes as a caulking paste for use in fixing and jointing in ceramics, metals, silica and glass. The sealant also gives fire protection. Rates to 1300°C / 2370°F.

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Uses:

Vitcas Heat Resistant Sealant offers a versatile range of applications, making it suitable for both industrial and domestic settings. Some common uses include:

Application:

  1. Ensure that the area you want to apply the sealant is clean and free from dirt, dust, rust, and grease.
  2. Cut off the top of the cartridge and screw on the nozzle. Cut the nozzle to the required size.
  3. Apply the sealant using a cartridge gun, aiming for a thin joint of 2 – 3mm.
  4. The material will set at room temperature, but the setting time will be reduced by applying heat, gradually increasing over a four-hour period.
  5. Once dry, the sealant can be sanded and over-painted.