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A.W. Perkins #80 Black Stove & Gasket Cement
If you're replacing a worn wood stove gasket, A.W. Perkins #80 Stove & Gasket Cement helps secure the new gasket without making a big project out of a small repair.
This black, high-temperature cement is designed to bond compatible fiberglass gaskets to steel and cast iron stove surfaces.
Rated for temperatures up to 2000°F, it's made for the demanding conditions found in wood stove gasket applications.
The 2.7 oz squeeze tube gives you better control when applying cement inside narrow gasket channels. No caulking gun required.
Product Details / Specifications:
Brand: A.W. Perkins
Item Number: 80
Product Type: Stove and gasket cement
Container: Squeeze tube
Capacity: 2.7 oz
Color: Black
Application: Compatible fiberglass gaskets on steel and cast iron
Temperature Rating: Up to 2000°F (approximately 1093°C)
FAQs:
Q: What is A.W. Perkins #80 Stove & Gasket Cement used for?
A: It's designed to bond compatible fiberglass gaskets to steel and cast iron stove surfaces during gasket replacement or approved maintenance.
Q: Do I need a caulking gun to apply this cement?
A: No. The 2.7 oz squeeze tube allows you to apply the cement directly to the gasket channel.
Q: Can I use this cement on cast iron wood stoves?
A: Yes, for compatible gasket applications where the stove manufacturer approves this type of cement.
Q: How long should I wait before using my stove?
A: The supplied instructions mention waiting one hour, followed by a gradual initial firing. Check the A.W. Perkins label for the complete curing procedure before operating your stove.
Fit / Measuring / Safety Notes:
Confirm your stove manufacturer approves this type of gasket cement.
Verify compatibility with the gasket material and mounting surface.
Allow the stove to cool completely before beginning maintenance.
Remove the old gasket and clean the channel according to manufacturer instructions.
Prepare the squeeze tube according to the product label.
Apply the recommended amount of cement and position the gasket without stretching it.
Follow the manufacturer's required curing time and initial firing procedure.
Never use gasket cement to conceal cracks, repair damaged stove castings, or address unsafe exhaust leaks.
Shipping Details:
Free Shipping: 3-5 business days
A.W. Perkins #80 Black Stove & Gasket Cement
If you're replacing a worn wood stove gasket, A.W. Perkins #80 Stove & Gasket Cement helps secure the new gasket without making a big project out of a small repair.
This black, high-temperature cement is designed to bond compatible fiberglass gaskets to steel and cast iron stove surfaces.
Rated for temperatures up to 2000°F, it's made for the demanding conditions found in wood stove gasket applications.
The 2.7 oz squeeze tube gives you better control when applying cement inside narrow gasket channels. No caulking gun required.
Product Details / Specifications:
Brand: A.W. Perkins
Item Number: 80
Product Type: Stove and gasket cement
Container: Squeeze tube
Capacity: 2.7 oz
Color: Black
Application: Compatible fiberglass gaskets on steel and cast iron
Temperature Rating: Up to 2000°F (approximately 1093°C)
FAQs:
Q: What is A.W. Perkins #80 Stove & Gasket Cement used for?
A: It's designed to bond compatible fiberglass gaskets to steel and cast iron stove surfaces during gasket replacement or approved maintenance.
Q: Do I need a caulking gun to apply this cement?
A: No. The 2.7 oz squeeze tube allows you to apply the cement directly to the gasket channel.
Q: Can I use this cement on cast iron wood stoves?
A: Yes, for compatible gasket applications where the stove manufacturer approves this type of cement.
Q: How long should I wait before using my stove?
A: The supplied instructions mention waiting one hour, followed by a gradual initial firing. Check the A.W. Perkins label for the complete curing procedure before operating your stove.
Fit / Measuring / Safety Notes:
Confirm your stove manufacturer approves this type of gasket cement.
Verify compatibility with the gasket material and mounting surface.
Allow the stove to cool completely before beginning maintenance.
Remove the old gasket and clean the channel according to manufacturer instructions.
Prepare the squeeze tube according to the product label.
Apply the recommended amount of cement and position the gasket without stretching it.
Follow the manufacturer's required curing time and initial firing procedure.
Never use gasket cement to conceal cracks, repair damaged stove castings, or address unsafe exhaust leaks.
Shipping Details:
Free Shipping: 3-5 business days
