Gasket cement on face of gasket, big deal?

[void791]

So as part of my harman p61 restoration, I am replacing the glass and door gasket. In the process of replacing the door gasket I have accidentally got some of the black gasket cement on the front (portion to touch stove) face of the door gasket. I think I had some on my gloves and didn't notice. It's not super heavy like a blob, just kind of painted black and tad flattened. Do you all think this cause an issue with sealing well?

First time replacing gaskets so much to be learned

Thanks!

 

[Dataman]

Dollar Test. Put Dollar in, Close Door. Can you pull it out easily? It will let smoke out. If it's tight and you almost rip. Your Good. Personally I think it's nothing to worry about. But Dollar Test will be determining factor before firing up stove. Good Draft should prevent any minor smoke.

 

[Dataman]

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[void791]

Thanks all. Probably just being paranoid. Given I just painted the stove I have it fired up on the patio (to cure paint and in case it smokes) and there is no smoke (from incense) being sucked in around that area. I went and messed up the glass gasket tho, which is leaving trails on my nice clean glass. When the stove cools I will dollar bill test that the door....and take a second stab at the glass gasket