I need to re-do my doors. Where can i buy stovex locally? IF i cannot get stovex what do people suggest I use... and where can i buy it? I have Lowes and Home Depot around here. Ideas? Does it have to be ceramic compound? ANd at what temp am i looking for? will 2000 F be ok?
Help with Tarm door and Stovex
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NHFarmer
Feeling the Heat
Have you found any Stovex? I would think Bio Heat should have it. I need to do the same thing, I am hoping to use a tube that I had left over from my original install.
jebatty
Minister of Fire
Pieces of the Stovex fell out on the inside of the gasifier door on my Tarm, between the door frame and the boiler. I used some Rutland furnace cement to re-fill the gaps. Seems to work well.
I ended up just buying some furnace cement. It says up to 2000 degrees... hope it is just as good as the Stovex.
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