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🔥 High-Temperature Silicate Cement – Pre-Mixed & Ready to Use
Our premium, ready-to-use silicate cements are engineered for high-temperature applications up to 2000°F. Ideal for both masonry and metal surfaces, they deliver reliable bonding and sealing performance in demanding environments.
🧱 Versatile Applications
Perfect for patching or repairing cracked firebrick and mortar, as well as re-setting and cementing furnaces, stoves, chimney collars, boilers, and ductwork.
🌡️ Performance You Can Trust
- Not recommended for outdoor use
- Cure time: 24 hours at a minimum temperature of 60°F
- Paintable after full cure
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🧱 Pre-Mixed, Ready-to-Use Cement
No mixing required—this pre-mixed cement is ready to apply straight from the container. Designed for high-temperature applications, it’s perfect for bonding, sealing, patching, and repairing masonry and metal surfaces with ease.
🔧 Application Instructions
- Apply in thin layers: Do not exceed ÂĽ inch thickness to ensure proper curing.
- Curing conditions: Ideal temperature range is 60°F to 80°F for up to 24 hours.
- Adheres to metal surfaces, including aluminum. For best results:
- Scuff the metal surface before application
- Clean thoroughly using lacquer thinner.
🧼 Cleanup & Handling
- Wipe away excess with a damp cloth before it dries.
- If the product dries out in the tub, add a small amount of water to rehydrate.
🔥 Curing with Heat
- A small fire may be used to help set the cure.
- Do not overheat—excessive heat can boil out moisture, leading to cracks or holes that compromise the bond.
- Paintable once fully cured.
đźš« Important Usage Notes
- Interior use only
- Water-soluble and not flexible—dries to a hard cement
- Not recommended for stove pipes or areas that expand and contract with heat. For those applications, use:
- Silicone sealant or
- Direct vent sealant, depending on temperature requirements
- For higher temperature ratings, use Refractory Cement
- Color may whiten when exposed to heat
- Not an adhesive
- To bond firebricks to cinder block, use Castable Refractory Cement
🔩 Multi-Purpose High-Temperature Cement
Engineered for durability and heat resistance, this versatile cement is ideal for bonding and sealing masonry and metal surfaces in environments with temperatures up to 2000°F.
Perfect for patching and repairing cracked or chipped firebrick and mortar, it’s also highly effective for resetting and cementing:
- Furnaces
- Stoves
- Chimney collars
- Boilers
- Ductwork
🧱 Pre-Mixed, Ready-to-Use Cement-Black in Color.
No mixing required—this pre-mixed cement is ready to apply straight from the container. Designed for high-temperature applications, it’s perfect for bonding, sealing, patching, and repairing masonry and metal surfaces with ease.
🔧 Application Instructions
- Apply in thin layers: Do not exceed ÂĽ inch thickness to ensure proper curing.
- Curing conditions: Ideal temperature range is 60°F to 80°F for up to 24 hours.
- Adheres to metal surfaces, including aluminum. For best results:
- Scuff the metal surface before application
- Clean thoroughly using lacquer thinner.
🧼 Cleanup & Handling
- Wipe away excess with a damp cloth before it dries.
- If the product dries out in the tub, add a small amount of water to rehydrate.
🔥 Curing with Heat
- A small fire may be used to help set the cure.
- Do not overheat—excessive heat can boil out moisture, leading to cracks or holes that compromise the bond.
- Paintable once fully cured.
đźš« Important Usage Notes
- Interior use only
- Water-soluble and not flexible—dries to a hard cement
- Not recommended for stove pipes or areas that expand and contract with heat. For those applications, use:
- Silicone sealant or
- Direct vent sealant, depending on temperature requirements
- For higher temperature ratings, use Refractory Cement
- Color may whiten when exposed to heat
- Not an adhesive
- To bond firebricks to cinder block, use Castable Refractory Cement
🔩 Multi-Purpose High-Temperature Cement
Engineered for durability and heat resistance, this versatile cement is ideal for bonding and sealing masonry and metal surfaces in environments with temperatures up to 2000°F.
Perfect for patching and repairing cracked or chipped firebrick and mortar, it’s also highly effective for resetting and cementing:
- Furnaces
- Stoves
- Chimney collars
- Boilers
- Ductwork
🧱 Pre-Mixed, Ready-to-Use Cement-Black in Color.
No mixing required—this pre-mixed cement is ready to apply straight from the container. Designed for high-temperature applications, it’s perfect for bonding, sealing, patching, and repairing masonry and metal surfaces with ease.
🔧 Application Instructions
- Apply in thin layers: Do not exceed ÂĽ inch thickness to ensure proper curing.
- Curing conditions: Ideal temperature range is 60°F to 80°F for up to 24 hours.
- Adheres to metal surfaces, including aluminum. For best results:
- Scuff the metal surface before application
- Clean thoroughly using lacquer thinner.
🧼 Cleanup & Handling
- Wipe away excess with a damp cloth before it dries.
- If the product dries out in the tub, add a small amount of water to rehydrate.
🔥 Curing with Heat
- A small fire may be used to help set the cure.
- Do not overheat—excessive heat can boil out moisture, leading to cracks or holes that compromise the bond.
- Paintable once fully cured.
đźš« Important Usage Notes
- Interior use only
- Water-soluble and not flexible—dries to a hard cement
- Not recommended for stove pipes or areas that expand and contract with heat. For those applications, use:
- Silicone sealant or
- Direct vent sealant, depending on temperature requirements
- For higher temperature ratings, use Refractory Cement
- Color may whiten when exposed to heat
- Not an adhesive
- To bond firebricks to cinder block, use Castable Refractory Cement
🔩 Multi-Purpose High-Temperature Cement
Engineered for durability and heat resistance, this versatile cement is ideal for bonding and sealing masonry and metal surfaces in environments with temperatures up to 2000°F.
Perfect for patching and repairing cracked or chipped firebrick and mortar, it’s also highly effective for resetting and cementing:
- Furnaces
- Stoves
- Chimney collars
- Boilers
- Ductwork
🧱 Pre-Mixed, Ready-to-Use Cement-Black in Color.
No mixing required—this pre-mixed cement is ready to apply straight from the container. Designed for high-temperature applications, it’s perfect for bonding, sealing, patching, and repairing masonry and metal surfaces with ease.
🔧 Application Instructions
- Apply in thin layers: Do not exceed ÂĽ inch thickness to ensure proper curing.
- Curing conditions: Ideal temperature range is 60°F to 80°F for up to 24 hours.
- Adheres to metal surfaces, including aluminum. For best results:
- Scuff the metal surface before application
- Clean thoroughly using lacquer thinner.
🧼 Cleanup & Handling
- Wipe away excess with a damp cloth before it dries.
- If the product dries out in the tub, add a small amount of water to rehydrate.
🔥 Curing with Heat
- A small fire may be used to help set the cure.
- Do not overheat—excessive heat can boil out moisture, leading to cracks or holes that compromise the bond.
- Paintable once fully cured.
đźš« Important Usage Notes
- Interior use only
- Water-soluble and not flexible—dries to a hard cement
- Not recommended for stove pipes or areas that expand and contract with heat. For those applications, use:
- Silicone sealant or
- Direct vent sealant, depending on temperature requirements
- For higher temperature ratings, use Refractory Cement
- Color may whiten when exposed to heat
- Not an adhesive
- To bond firebricks to cinder block, use Castable Refractory Cement
🔩 Multi-Purpose High-Temperature Cement
Engineered for durability and heat resistance, this versatile cement is ideal for bonding and sealing masonry and metal surfaces in environments with temperatures up to 2000°F.
Perfect for patching and repairing cracked or chipped firebrick and mortar, it’s also highly effective for resetting and cementing:
- Furnaces
- Stoves
- Chimney collars
- Boilers
- Ductwork
🧱 Pre-Mixed, Ready-to-Use Cement-Black in Color.
No mixing required—this pre-mixed cement is ready to apply straight from the container. Designed for high-temperature applications, it’s perfect for bonding, sealing, patching, and repairing masonry and metal surfaces with ease.
🔧 Application Instructions
- Apply in thin layers: Do not exceed ÂĽ inch thickness to ensure proper curing.
- Curing conditions: Ideal temperature range is 60°F to 80°F for up to 24 hours.
- Adheres to metal surfaces, including aluminum. For best results:
- Scuff the metal surface before application
- Clean thoroughly using lacquer thinner.
🧼 Cleanup & Handling
- Wipe away excess with a damp cloth before it dries.
- If the product dries out in the tub, add a small amount of water to rehydrate.
🔥 Curing with Heat
- A small fire may be used to help set the cure.
- Do not overheat—excessive heat can boil out moisture, leading to cracks or holes that compromise the bond.
- Paintable once fully cured.
đźš« Important Usage Notes
- Interior use only
- Water-soluble and not flexible—dries to a hard cement
- Not recommended for stove pipes or areas that expand and contract with heat. For those applications, use:
- Silicone sealant or
- Direct vent sealant, depending on temperature requirements
- For higher temperature ratings, use Refractory Cement
- Color may whiten when exposed to heat
- Not an adhesive
- To bond firebricks to cinder block, use Castable Refractory Cement
🔩 Multi-Purpose High-Temperature Cement
Engineered for durability and heat resistance, this versatile cement is ideal for bonding and sealing masonry and metal surfaces in environments with temperatures up to 2000°F.
Perfect for patching and repairing cracked or chipped firebrick and mortar, it’s also highly effective for resetting and cementing:
- Furnaces
- Stoves
- Chimney collars
- Boilers
- Ductwork
🧱 Pre-Mixed, Ready-to-Use Cement-Black in Color.
No mixing required—this pre-mixed cement is ready to apply straight from the container. Designed for high-temperature applications, it’s perfect for bonding, sealing, patching, and repairing masonry and metal surfaces with ease.
🔧 Application Instructions
- Apply in thin layers: Do not exceed ÂĽ inch thickness to ensure proper curing.
- Curing conditions: Ideal temperature range is 60°F to 80°F for up to 24 hours.
- Adheres to metal surfaces, including aluminum. For best results:
- Scuff the metal surface before application
- Clean thoroughly using lacquer thinner.
🧼 Cleanup & Handling
- Wipe away excess with a damp cloth before it dries.
- If the product dries out in the tub, add a small amount of water to rehydrate.
🔥 Curing with Heat
- A small fire may be used to help set the cure.
- Do not overheat—excessive heat can boil out moisture, leading to cracks or holes that compromise the bond.
- Paintable once fully cured.
đźš« Important Usage Notes
- Interior use only
- Water-soluble and not flexible—dries to a hard cement
- Not recommended for stove pipes or areas that expand and contract with heat. For those applications, use:
- Silicone sealant or
- Direct vent sealant, depending on temperature requirements
- For higher temperature ratings, use Refractory Cement
- Color may whiten when exposed to heat
- Not an adhesive
- To bond firebricks to cinder block, use Castable Refractory Cement
🔩 Multi-Purpose High-Temperature Cement
Engineered for durability and heat resistance, this versatile cement is ideal for bonding and sealing masonry and metal surfaces in environments with temperatures up to 2000°F.
Perfect for patching and repairing cracked or chipped firebrick and mortar, it’s also highly effective for resetting and cementing:
- Furnaces
- Stoves
- Chimney collars
- Boilers
- Ductwork
🧱 Pre-Mixed, Ready-to-Use Cement-Gray in Color.
No mixing required—this pre-mixed cement is ready to apply straight from the container. Designed for high-temperature applications, it’s perfect for bonding, sealing, patching, and repairing masonry and metal surfaces with ease.
🔧 Application Instructions
- Apply in thin layers: Do not exceed ÂĽ inch thickness to ensure proper curing.
- Curing conditions: Ideal temperature range is 60°F to 80°F for up to 24 hours.
- Adheres to metal surfaces, including aluminum. For best results:
- Scuff the metal surface before application
- Clean thoroughly using lacquer thinner.
🧼 Cleanup & Handling
- Wipe away excess with a damp cloth before it dries.
- If the product dries out in the tub, add a small amount of water to rehydrate.
🔥 Curing with Heat
- A small fire may be used to help set the cure.
- Do not overheat—excessive heat can boil out moisture, leading to cracks or holes that compromise the bond.
- Paintable once fully cured.
đźš« Important Usage Notes
- Interior use only
- Water-soluble and not flexible—dries to a hard cement
- Not recommended for stove pipes or areas that expand and contract with heat. For those applications, use:
- Silicone sealant or
- Direct vent sealant, depending on temperature requirements
- For higher temperature ratings, use Refractory Cement
- Color may whiten when exposed to heat
- Not an adhesive
- To bond firebricks to cinder block, use Castable Refractory Cement
🔩 Multi-Purpose High-Temperature Cement
Engineered for durability and heat resistance, this versatile cement is ideal for bonding and sealing masonry and metal surfaces in environments with temperatures up to 2000°F.
Perfect for patching and repairing cracked or chipped firebrick and mortar, it’s also highly effective for resetting and cementing:
- Furnaces
- Stoves
- Chimney collars
- Boilers
- Ductwork
🧱 Pre-Mixed, Ready-to-Use Cement-Gray in Color.
No mixing required—this pre-mixed cement is ready to apply straight from the container. Designed for high-temperature applications, it’s perfect for bonding, sealing, patching, and repairing masonry and metal surfaces with ease.
🔧 Application Instructions
- Apply in thin layers: Do not exceed ÂĽ inch thickness to ensure proper curing.
- Curing conditions: Ideal temperature range is 60°F to 80°F for up to 24 hours.
- Adheres to metal surfaces, including aluminum. For best results:
- Scuff the metal surface before application
- Clean thoroughly using lacquer thinner.
🧼 Cleanup & Handling
- Wipe away excess with a damp cloth before it dries.
- If the product dries out in the tub, add a small amount of water to rehydrate.
🔥 Curing with Heat
- A small fire may be used to help set the cure.
- Do not overheat—excessive heat can boil out moisture, leading to cracks or holes that compromise the bond.
- Paintable once fully cured.
đźš« Important Usage Notes
- Interior use only
- Water-soluble and not flexible—dries to a hard cement
- Not recommended for stove pipes or areas that expand and contract with heat. For those applications, use:
- Silicone sealant or
- Direct vent sealant, depending on temperature requirements
- For higher temperature ratings, use Refractory Cement
- Color may whiten when exposed to heat
- Not an adhesive
- To bond firebricks to cinder block, use Castable Refractory Cement
🔩 Multi-Purpose High-Temperature Cement
Engineered for durability and heat resistance, this versatile cement is ideal for bonding and sealing masonry and metal surfaces in environments with temperatures up to 2000°F.
Perfect for patching and repairing cracked or chipped firebrick and mortar, it’s also highly effective for resetting and cementing:
- Furnaces
- Stoves
- Chimney collars
- Boilers
- Ductwork
🧱 Pre-Mixed, Ready-to-Use Cement-Gray in Color.
No mixing required—this pre-mixed cement is ready to apply straight from the container. Designed for high-temperature applications, it’s perfect for bonding, sealing, patching, and repairing masonry and metal surfaces with ease.
🔧 Application Instructions
- Apply in thin layers: Do not exceed ÂĽ inch thickness to ensure proper curing.
- Curing conditions: Ideal temperature range is 60°F to 80°F for up to 24 hours.
- Adheres to metal surfaces, including aluminum. For best results:
- Scuff the metal surface before application
- Clean thoroughly using lacquer thinner.
🧼 Cleanup & Handling
- Wipe away excess with a damp cloth before it dries.
- If the product dries out in the tub, add a small amount of water to rehydrate.
🔥 Curing with Heat
- A small fire may be used to help set the cure.
- Do not overheat—excessive heat can boil out moisture, leading to cracks or holes that compromise the bond.
- Paintable once fully cured.
đźš« Important Usage Notes
- Interior use only
- Water-soluble and not flexible—dries to a hard cement
- Not recommended for stove pipes or areas that expand and contract with heat. For those applications, use:
- Silicone sealant or
- Direct vent sealant, depending on temperature requirements
- For higher temperature ratings, use Refractory Cement
- Color may whiten when exposed to heat
- Not an adhesive
- To bond firebricks to cinder block, use Castable Refractory Cement
🔩 Multi-Purpose High-Temperature Cement
Engineered for durability and heat resistance, this versatile cement is ideal for bonding and sealing masonry and metal surfaces in environments with temperatures up to 2000°F.
Perfect for patching and repairing cracked or chipped firebrick and mortar, it’s also highly effective for resetting and cementing:
- Furnaces
- Stoves
- Chimney collars
- Boilers
- Ductwork
🧱 Pre-Mixed, Ready-to-Use Cement-Gray in Color.
No mixing required—this pre-mixed cement is ready to apply straight from the container. Designed for high-temperature applications, it’s perfect for bonding, sealing, patching, and repairing masonry and metal surfaces with ease.
🔧 Application Instructions
- Apply in thin layers: Do not exceed ÂĽ inch thickness to ensure proper curing.
- Curing conditions: Ideal temperature range is 60°F to 80°F for up to 24 hours.
- Adheres to metal surfaces, including aluminum. For best results:
- Scuff the metal surface before application
- Clean thoroughly using lacquer thinner.
🧼 Cleanup & Handling
- Wipe away excess with a damp cloth before it dries.
- If the product dries out in the tub, add a small amount of water to rehydrate.
🔥 Curing with Heat
- A small fire may be used to help set the cure.
- Do not overheat—excessive heat can boil out moisture, leading to cracks or holes that compromise the bond.
- Paintable once fully cured.
đźš« Important Usage Notes
- Interior use only
- Water-soluble and not flexible—dries to a hard cement
- Not recommended for stove pipes or areas that expand and contract with heat. For those applications, use:
- Silicone sealant or
- Direct vent sealant, depending on temperature requirements
- For higher temperature ratings, use Refractory Cement
- Color may whiten when exposed to heat
- Not an adhesive
- To bond firebricks to cinder block, use Castable Refractory Cement
🔩 Multi-Purpose High-Temperature Cement
Engineered for durability and heat resistance, this versatile cement is ideal for bonding and sealing masonry and metal surfaces in environments with temperatures up to 2000°F.
Perfect for patching and repairing cracked or chipped firebrick and mortar, it’s also highly effective for resetting and cementing:
- Furnaces
- Stoves
- Chimney collars
- Boilers
- Ductwork
🧱 Pre-Mixed, Ready-to-Use Cement-Gray in Color.
No mixing required—this pre-mixed cement is ready to apply straight from the container. Designed for high-temperature applications, it’s perfect for bonding, sealing, patching, and repairing masonry and metal surfaces with ease.
🔧 Application Instructions
- Apply in thin layers: Do not exceed ÂĽ inch thickness to ensure proper curing.
- Curing conditions: Ideal temperature range is 60°F to 80°F for up to 24 hours.
- Adheres to metal surfaces, including aluminum. For best results:
- Scuff the metal surface before application
- Clean thoroughly using lacquer thinner.
🧼 Cleanup & Handling
- Wipe away excess with a damp cloth before it dries.
- If the product dries out in the tub, add a small amount of water to rehydrate.
🔥 Curing with Heat
- A small fire may be used to help set the cure.
- Do not overheat—excessive heat can boil out moisture, leading to cracks or holes that compromise the bond.
- Paintable once fully cured.
đźš« Important Usage Notes
- Interior use only
- Water-soluble and not flexible—dries to a hard cement
- Not recommended for stove pipes or areas that expand and contract with heat. For those applications, use:
- Silicone sealant or
- Direct vent sealant, depending on temperature requirements
- For higher temperature ratings, use Refractory Cement
- Color may whiten when exposed to heat
- Not an adhesive
- To bond firebricks to cinder block, use Castable Refractory Cement
🔩 Multi-Purpose High-Temperature Cement
Engineered for durability and heat resistance, this versatile cement is ideal for bonding and sealing masonry and metal surfaces in environments with temperatures up to 2000°F.
Perfect for patching and repairing cracked or chipped firebrick and mortar, it’s also highly effective for resetting and cementing:
- Furnaces
- Stoves
- Chimney collars
- Boilers
- Ductwork
🧱 Pre-Mixed, Ready-to-Use Cement-Buff in Color.
No mixing required—this pre-mixed cement is ready to apply straight from the container. Designed for high-temperature applications, it’s perfect for bonding, sealing, patching, and repairing masonry and metal surfaces with ease.
🔧 Application Instructions
- Apply in thin layers: Do not exceed ÂĽ inch thickness to ensure proper curing.
- Curing conditions: Ideal temperature range is 60°F to 80°F for up to 24 hours.
- Adheres to metal surfaces, including aluminum. For best results:
- Scuff the metal surface before application
- Clean thoroughly using lacquer thinner.
🧼 Cleanup & Handling
- Wipe away excess with a damp cloth before it dries.
- If the product dries out in the tub, add a small amount of water to rehydrate.
🔥 Curing with Heat
- A small fire may be used to help set the cure.
- Do not overheat—excessive heat can boil out moisture, leading to cracks or holes that compromise the bond.
- Paintable once fully cured.
đźš« Important Usage Notes
- Interior use only
- Water-soluble and not flexible—dries to a hard cement
- Not recommended for stove pipes or areas that expand and contract with heat. For those applications, use:
- Silicone sealant or
- Direct vent sealant, depending on temperature requirements
- For higher temperature ratings, use Refractory Cement
- Color may whiten when exposed to heat
- Not an adhesive
- To bond firebricks to cinder block, use Castable Refractory Cement
🔩 Multi-Purpose High-Temperature Cement
Engineered for durability and heat resistance, this versatile cement is ideal for bonding and sealing masonry and metal surfaces in environments with temperatures up to 2000°F.
Perfect for patching and repairing cracked or chipped firebrick and mortar, it’s also highly effective for resetting and cementing:
- Furnaces
- Stoves
- Chimney collars
- Boilers
- Ductwork
🧱 Pre-Mixed, Ready-to-Use Cement-Buff in Color.
No mixing required—this pre-mixed cement is ready to apply straight from the container. Designed for high-temperature applications, it’s perfect for bonding, sealing, patching, and repairing masonry and metal surfaces with ease.
🔧 Application Instructions
- Apply in thin layers: Do not exceed ÂĽ inch thickness to ensure proper curing.
- Curing conditions: Ideal temperature range is 60°F to 80°F for up to 24 hours.
- Adheres to metal surfaces, including aluminum. For best results:
- Scuff the metal surface before application
- Clean thoroughly using lacquer thinner.
🧼 Cleanup & Handling
- Wipe away excess with a damp cloth before it dries.
- If the product dries out in the tub, add a small amount of water to rehydrate.
🔥 Curing with Heat
- A small fire may be used to help set the cure.
- Do not overheat—excessive heat can boil out moisture, leading to cracks or holes that compromise the bond.
- Paintable once fully cured.
đźš« Important Usage Notes
- Interior use only
- Water-soluble and not flexible—dries to a hard cement
- Not recommended for stove pipes or areas that expand and contract with heat. For those applications, use:
- Silicone sealant or
- Direct vent sealant, depending on temperature requirements
- For higher temperature ratings, use Refractory Cement
- Color may whiten when exposed to heat
- Not an adhesive
- To bond firebricks to cinder block, use Castable Refractory Cement
🔩 Multi-Purpose High-Temperature Cement
Engineered for durability and heat resistance, this versatile cement is ideal for bonding and sealing masonry and metal surfaces in environments with temperatures up to 2000°F.
Perfect for patching and repairing cracked or chipped firebrick and mortar, it’s also highly effective for resetting and cementing:
- Furnaces
- Stoves
- Chimney collars
- Boilers
- Ductwork
🧱 Pre-Mixed, Ready-to-Use Cement-Buff in Color.
No mixing required—this pre-mixed cement is ready to apply straight from the container. Designed for high-temperature applications, it’s perfect for bonding, sealing, patching, and repairing masonry and metal surfaces with ease.
🔧 Application Instructions
- Apply in thin layers: Do not exceed ÂĽ inch thickness to ensure proper curing.
- Curing conditions: Ideal temperature range is 60°F to 80°F for up to 24 hours.
- Adheres to metal surfaces, including aluminum. For best results:
- Scuff the metal surface before application
- Clean thoroughly using lacquer thinner.
🧼 Cleanup & Handling
- Wipe away excess with a damp cloth before it dries.
- If the product dries out in the tub, add a small amount of water to rehydrate.
🔥 Curing with Heat
- A small fire may be used to help set the cure.
- Do not overheat—excessive heat can boil out moisture, leading to cracks or holes that compromise the bond.
- Paintable once fully cured.
đźš« Important Usage Notes
- Interior use only
- Water-soluble and not flexible—dries to a hard cement
- Not recommended for stove pipes or areas that expand and contract with heat. For those applications, use:
- Silicone sealant or
- Direct vent sealant, depending on temperature requirements
- For higher temperature ratings, use Refractory Cement
- Color may whiten when exposed to heat
- Not an adhesive
- To bond firebricks to cinder block, use Castable Refractory Cement
🔩 Multi-Purpose High-Temperature Cement
Engineered for durability and heat resistance, this versatile cement is ideal for bonding and sealing masonry and metal surfaces in environments with temperatures up to 2000°F.
Perfect for patching and repairing cracked or chipped firebrick and mortar, it’s also highly effective for resetting and cementing:
- Furnaces
- Stoves
- Chimney collars
- Boilers
- Ductwork