🔥 Permatex 81878 Ultra Copper RTV Silicone Gasket Maker - 3 oz. Tube | Maximum Temperature Resistant Review

So I used this to seal my offset smoke leaks, it was pretty good and didn't shrink much but again I used a lot in case of shrinkage. It has a much higher heat resistance than the red silicone sealants used by everyone and the areas sealed with it paint over well. I sealed the joint between the chimney and the smokebox, sealed the nuts and bolts and also sealed the connection between the firebox and the smokebox, the only spot where it failed or the last spot was in the firebox lid where all the

I used this to make "silicone boots" for my Monoprice Maker Ultimate 3D printer and it seems to work pretty darn well for that , as opposed to from mixing my own weird silicone grout. Using a 1bigpig thing that was printed with black polylactide, I coated the inside of this thing with Costco dish soap and then squeezed just enough to fill maybe 2/5 to 1/2 of a container and then squeezed. A day later I received a usable silicone case for my printer. I definitely had enough to do, at least 6…

I use Ultra Copper as a gasket, NOT in combination with a paper or rubber gasket. I do NOT use a pad in addition to Ultra Copper. DO NOT USE AS INSTRUCTED! I make sure ALL SURFACES are clean and free of grease. Then, using my finger, I apply a layer directly to the surface of the part to be attached (not the receiving surface). Let dry and apply another layer. After it is completely dry, I reattach the part to the receiving surface. As for me, I didn't have any drips, leaks or leaks afterwards.

This was my first time doing anything with silicone myself. I was a little scared but figured that a single component silicone hose couldn't be too harsh. I printed a mold for my Geeetech A20M OG hotend from Thingiverse and squeezed some of this paste onto it. After about a day (with some heating in between) the mold was ready. I've had the best results "painting" a small amount of dish soap around the shape with a brush. The cured product is flexible and has withstood many hours at 200-240°C…

so i used this to seal my offset smoke leaks it was pretty good and didn't shrink much but i used a lot in case of shrinkage. It has a much higher heat resistance than the red silicone sealants used by everyone and the areas sealed with it paint over well. I sealed the joint between the chimney and the smokebox, sealed the nuts and bolts and also sealed the connection between the firebox and the smokebox, the only spot where it failed or the last spot was in the firebox lid where all the heat…

I've used this to make "silicone shoes" for my Monoprice 3D printer and it seems to work pretty darn well for that, in contrast for mixing my own weird silicone grout. Using a 1bigpig thing that was printed with black polylactide, I coated the inside of this thing with Costco dish soap and then squeezed just enough to fill maybe 2/5 to 1/2 of a container and then squeezed. A day later I received a usable silicone sleeve for my printer. I definitely had enough to do, at least 6 before deciding…

I use Ultra Copper as a gasket, NOT in combination with a paper or rubber gasket. I do NOT use a pad in addition to Ultra Copper. DO NOT USE AS INSTRUCTED! I make sure ALL SURFACES are clean and free of grease. Then, using my finger, I apply a layer directly to the surface of the part to be attached (not the receiving surface). Let dry and apply another layer. After it is completely dry, I reattach the part to the receiving surface. As for me, I didn't have any drips, leaks or leaks afterwards.