- Creates a permanent smoke and gas-tight seal
- Suitable choice to fix furnaces, firebricks, minor cracks & more
- Rated for temperatures up to 2000°F
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About This Product
RUTLAND Furnace Cement is premixed and ready to use, making it one of the easiest cements to apply. Use this smooth consistency cement to bond and seal metal to metal or metal to masonry joints less than 1/8″. Fix a crack, seal the collar to the top of a wood stove, or seal between firebricks and prefabricated fireplace. Use this cement anywhere a quality high-temperature adhesive is required for furnaces, firebrick repair, filling gaps, sealing joints, or gluing ceramic logs. Adheres to metal, stone, and firebricks, creating a permanent smoke- and gas-tight seal.
Highlights
- Top choice for small repairs - fix furnaces, firebricks and minor cracks
- Requires heat to cure; may be painted once cured (dries black)
- For indoor use only
- Rated to withstand up to 2000°F (1090°C)
- Contains 32 oz.
- Available in a wide range of sizes: 8 fl. oz. Tub (Rutland item# 64A), 16 fl. oz. tub (Rutland item# 64), 32 fl. oz. tub (Rutland item# 65), or 10.3 fl. oz. caulking cartridge (Rutland item# 64C)
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Details
Accessory Type | Fireplace Sealant/Cement |
|---|---|
Pack Size | 1 |
Product Weight (lb.) | 4.4 lb |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Questions & Answers
Could it be used to fill gaps around steam pipes?
Can this product be heat cured with a propane torch?
Hi Ted63, thanks for your interest in Rutland Black Furnace Cement. We do not recommend using a propane torch or heat gun to perform a heat-cure - it brings the area to temperature too quickly and can trap moisture inside of the application. You should start at a lower temperature, approximately 230-degrees F, and slowly bring it to 500-degrees F - once you hit 500-F then you need to keep it there for one full hour. If you need further support, you can call us at 1-800-544-1307 Mon-Fri. You can also email us at sales@rutland.com. Feel free to visit our website at https://www.rutland.com for additional information on Rutland products, including training videos, safety information, and more! Rutland Customer Support Team
I want to use this to repair some cracks around the damper in my chimney. (getting chimney smell downdraft into the house in the summer). Do I have to light a fire in the chimney to get it to cure? can I use it now and cure later in the winter?
Hi Shawn, thanks for your interest in Rutland's Furnace Cement! .The heat-cure is required within 30 days, so you should not apply the product more than 30 days out from when you plan to perform that heat-cure. If you need further support, you can call us at 1-800-544-1307 Mon-Fri. You can also email us at sales@rutland.com. Feel free to visit our website at https://www.rutland.com for additional information on Rutland products, including training videos, safety information, and more! Rutland Customer Support Team
Can this be used with travertine stone tile on a gas fire surround?
We recommend using our High Heat Silicone Sealants to adhere stone tile to a gas fireplace surround.
Price for a 8fl oz container?
Hello Liam, The price is based on your location. Please localize at the top of your page on HomeDepot.com & use the information listed below for correct pricing. Model# 64A Internet# 300981815 Store SKU# 1002077445 Thanks for shopping with the Home Depot
What size tub would I need to install 15 bricks inside wood stove?
Rutland Black Furnace Cement coverage is approximately 99 linear feet with 1/8” bead for 10.3 fl. oz. cartridges item # 64C. For other sizes, it depends on the surface area and depth.
Under product overview, it states: "Requires heat to cure..." How much heat and for how long?
You will need to slowly bring the product to 500 degrees F and maintain that temperature for a full hour to fully cure the cement. Here is a video that walks you through the heat-cure process: https://youtu.be/9kDHsm0YYHk
The back, of the inside, of the fireplace is crumbling around the bottom. Behind the mortar(concrete) is metal with a space in between and the sides are metal. Can i use this with maybe a mesh backing? Any suggestions?
Yes, as long as you are able to perform a heat-cure, you should be able use the Furnace Cement to seal between metal and masonry surfaces.
As long as the Metal Mesh has a very high melt point (Dont use aluminum, steel would be best) Should work fine.
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