Q&A Woodstove with open seam (crack)

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Nov 27, 2012
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Question:

we recently got a used wood stove but did not notice that the seam is starting to pull away inward a bit along the side at the bottom. is there a way to fix this? it is a longer shorter stove not a potbelly one. can you email me as soon as you can please. thank you.



Answer:

Use high-temp black furnace cement, available in most stove shops and hardware stores. Dampen the area before applying. Apply from the inside if possible, forcing it into the seam.
 
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