Question About Stove Cement

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Fivehorizons88

Fivehorizons88

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I bought some Imperial Wood Stove/Furnace Cement to touch up some spots in the firebox area of my fireplace. However, I read that it needs to be cured with heat. Right now my wood stove is pulled out of the fireplace because I'm working on my current setup. Can I apply the cement now and then cure it with heat sometime next week or does it have to be cured immediately once applied? The directions do not specify.

thank you!
 
Not sure about your specific situation, but I just replaced my door gasket and the directions said to have a fire within 30 days to cure the cement.
 
It'll dry slower without heat, but when its fired, it will cure it. If that is next week it'll be fine....
 
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