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Hi-Temp Silicone Sealant

For Woodstoves & Inserts & Fireplaces & Alternative Fuels

🔧 Hi-Temp Silicone Sealant – For Pellet Stove Flues & Gas Vent Pipes

Flexible, weather-resistant sealant for high-temperature applications.

This ready-to-use silicone sealant is ideal for sealing pellet stove flues and gas appliance vent pipes, forming a flexible, waterproof bond that withstands elevated temperatures and outdoor exposure.

🔥 Product Features:

  • Black and Clear formulas withstand:
    • 450°F continuous
    • 500°F intermittent
  • Hi-Temp Red formula withstands:
    • 550°F continuous
    • 600°F intermittent
  • 24-hour cure time at temperatures above 60°F
  • Suitable for outdoor use – resists weathering and moisture
  • Forms a flexible, rubber-like seal that won’t crack or shrink
  • Adheres to metal, glass, plastic, fiberglass, wood, brick, and slate

Perfect for vent pipe joints, flue collars, and other high-heat sealing needs in both indoor and outdoor installations.

 

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Part #: 600B - 2.8 oz tube (Black Acetoxy Cure)
Part #: 600c - 2.8 oz tube (Clear Acetoxy Cure)
Part #: 600R - 2.8 oz tube (Red Acetoxy Cure)
Part #: 601C - 10.3 oz Cartridge (Clear Acetoxy Cure)
Part #: 601B - 10.3 oz Cartridge (Black Acetoxy Cure)
Part #: 613 - 10.3 oz Cartridge (Red Acetoxy Cure)
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Available Sizes and Colors

Size Color Item No. Packaging
2.8 oz Tube Black 600B Tube
Clear 600C Tube
Red 600R Tube
10.3 oz Cartridge Black 601B Cartridge
Clear 601C Cartridge
Red 613 Cartridge

How to Use

  1. Prepare the Area
    • Work in a well‑ventilated area.
    • Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free of frost (especially in cold weather).
    • Do not use soap for cleaning—silicone will not adhere to soap or detergent residue.
  2. Surface Preparation for Porous Materials
    • Use sandpaper or a wire brush to remove loose particles, dust, and contamination before applying the silicone.
  3. Application
    • Apply the silicone evenly to the prepared surface.
    • Smooth or shape the bead as needed within the first 5 minutes, before it begins to form a skin.
  4. Curing and Drying Time
    • Skins over: approximately 5 minutes
    • Dry to the touch: around 1 hour
    • Fully cured/bonded: 24 hours
    • Maximum strength: achieved after up to 7 days depending on temperature and humidity.

Tips

  • Ideal curing temperature: 75°F — allow 24 hours for full cure.
  • This is an RTV (Room Temperature Vulcanization) product, meaning it begins curing when exposed to air (minimum 50°F) — more specifically, due to moisture in the air.
    • Expect off-gassing during this process; it’s normal!
  • Remove any old silicone before applying new sealant — fresh silicone bonds much better to a clean surface than to old sealant residue.

Additional Information

  • ❌ Not NSF Certified — not recommended for food contact applications.
  • ❌ Not paintable — latex paint adheres only to paintable sealants, not silicone.
  • âś… Safe for use on glass (ensure it’s clean before application).
  • âś… Safe on copper — provides a flexible, less permanent bond compared to Furnace Cement or Fireplace Mortar.
  • 🌧️ Outdoor use: suitable once fully cured; becomes water‑resistant afterward.
  • 🔥 Red silicone contains red oxide in its formula, which allows for a higher temperature rating.

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Clear

 

Red

 

Black

 

Black

 

Red