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  1. Ole Olson New Member

    joined: Nov 15, 2012
    9 posts
    South East Wisconsin
    Morning All.. Been keeping my Home Warm with Wood for most of my 60+ years.. Bought a new Quadra-Fire about 5 years back and have gone through 2 set's of it's Baffle Board. Looking for a quality substitute that I can cut and save some money... Thought's or product's ?
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  2. BrotherBart He Who Moderates

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    21,962 posts
    Northern Virginia
    Welcome.

    What are you doing to those boards Ole? Quit smacking them with splits and the poker. ;)
  3. Huntindog1 Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 6, 2011
    1,043 posts
    South Central Indiana
  4. Huntindog1 Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 6, 2011
    1,043 posts
    South Central Indiana
    Buy you a quarter pint of ITC-100 for $19.95.

    http://www.hightemptools.com/itcproducts.html

    Coat your baffle boards with a couple coats of this ceramic coating.

    I just coated one side of my baffle boards the side that faces down into the fire box.

    It makes your baffle boards more durable.

    http://www.anvilfire.com/prod-docs/ITC-User-Guide.pdf

    Refractory Durability:
    Cured ITC-100HT and ITC-296A are very hard producing a protective surface over soft friable refractories such as insulating bricks, IFB's and ceramic blankets. This hard surface prevents the formation of dust from the breakdown of the surface of these refractories. These ITC products have a very high temperature operating range (up to 4,000°F) which gives the refractories they are applied to a much higher temperature resistant surface. ITC-296A is a high purity fine grain product that results in a smooth surface that ash, slag and scale sticks to much less than normal refractory surfaces. This greatly increases the life of furnace linings, crucibles and other liquid metal handling surfaces. Reduction of fly ash buildup greatly increase component life.
  5. Ole Olson New Member

    joined: Nov 15, 2012
    9 posts
    South East Wisconsin
    Must be that overloading of the Stove I am well known for.. But It works well for only Loading 3 times a day..
  6. Ole Olson New Member

    joined: Nov 15, 2012
    9 posts
    South East Wisconsin
  7. Ole Olson New Member

    joined: Nov 15, 2012
    9 posts
    South East Wisconsin
  8. Ole Olson New Member

    joined: Nov 15, 2012
    9 posts
    South East Wisconsin
    Yup.. going to coat the boards with a bit this too... Thanks.

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