Rutland Stove Gasket Cement Cartridge Review

I guess I'm spoiled by other major manufacturers' gap filling products. This oven glue first squirted out like water and then clumped and splattered. The texture was not uniform, making application more difficult than it should have been. As a result, I may not have done much work building my furnace. I haven't fired up the oven yet (summer) but I'm not sure I'll have to do the whole thing all over again.

I purchased this gasket adhesive to modify my new Oklahoma Joe's Highland Smoker. I added a seal around the door and used cement. I've also used it to seal any seams where metal meets metal (smokebox firebox, the two halves of the firebox and around the chimney). It heals in the cauterization process and I have no leaks. It makes that $300 smoker almost as effective as a $1,000 smoker. The only downside was that it was a two tube set and I didn't even finish the first tube. Buyer's fault, not a

Following the instructions this product worked exactly as I had hoped. I used it to seal some seams on an old airtight wood stove that I had disassembled and sandblasted. It worked like a charm. First I wetted the metal, cemented the seams, assembled the cast iron plates, and then using nitrile gloves and wetting my fingertips smoothed out the excess and pressed the cement into nice fillets. I let it dry overnight and then painted everything black VHT 1200f. When I fired up the kiln, the cement