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precaud
Minister of Fire
oldspark said:
spark, I am using both silicone and furnace cement and they both work fine. I used silicone on the pipes for the X33 this year, it is exposed daily to a trip up to 500F on warmup, cruises at 400F or so, and there is no degradation in the silicone. It is still clear and flexible and sealing the joints.
Another good product is 3M Fireblock FB136. Last time I bought it (at HD a couple years ago) it was about half the price of furnace cement for the same size.
ohlongarm
Minister of Fire
ecocavalier02
Minister of Fire
Did anyone figure out if this stuff is legit? I'm considering purchasing it.We'll wait on your report of the results.
Sound like the stuff will do the job.
http://www.cshyde.com/Tapes/Data/SilSelfFusinfo.htm
Black tape would look better on my pipe.
Good find
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