yesterday I did a thorough cleaning including taking apart the exhaust T to vacuum inside the exhaust. I also swept the chimney liner with a brush. unfortunately there seems to be 2 silicone gaskets that broke that were part of the T. I tried my best to realign it and silicone the heck out of it.. but im still smelling smoke at he start up. I did the flashlight and it seems to be coming from all over the t. I smudged red high temp silicone everywhere and it did slow it down alittle but now it looks messy as hell. my question is should I just replace the whole exhaust t? or is it possible to replace the gaskets? If so where would I find these things? thanks
thourough cleaning, now smelling smoke
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I use this around all in my pipe connections. Max temp 500 degrees F. My pipe is black so it blends right in.
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thanks....will it withstand the heat? also I it easy to take off in order to clean the exhaust?
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It's rated for 500 degrees F holding temp. It does peel right off easily if need be.
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While the tape will be helpful, you should be able to purchase replacement gaskets for the T. What brand pipe?
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