Had to cure the paint of course and gonna burn out the rest of the pellets I put in so they don’t gum up over the summer but I love it! Running this alongside my AC 😂😂
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just need to find a way to keep that stove pipe from moving. gonna wait til after the storms to silicone around the pipe/thimble area.. that might be enough to secure.
bogieb
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I have my stoves on the APC 850 so that 1000 should be good.
Use Rutland hi-temp cement for the inside and silicone on the outside gap. The cement is more rigid than the silicone and the silicone is more weather resistant.
Moving after twist locking it? I would get some Silicon tape and wrap the joints and call it a day. You can find the Silicon tape at Lowes, rated up to 500 degrees. Clear high temp silicone for the thimble.
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