Good prod

Product works great followed directions. No bubbling or any issues.

Goes on just like caulk. I had a fireplace insert that just had open gaps around where the tile met the wall and where the apron me the fireplace. Just like using caulk on baseboard or in the bathroom, this product goes on easy, looks great, and just makes finish work SO much easier.takes days to fully dry if you put it on thick

Used it to install a clean out door in the chimney. Created a good backing bead and exterior seal. Need to purchase more of this.

Rutland Cartridge Furnace cement worked a charm properly sealing a fairly new Jotul F100 wood stove that unfortunately was not properly assembled by the folks that installed this wood stove along with a new stainless steel flex liner in our chimney. I had discovered some smoke leaking around the rear of the stove and found it coming from around the connection of the collar to the pipe. The easiest fix for me was to try this furnace cement. I applied it around the seams and let it dry per instructions and then cured it with low heat fire followed by a hotter fire. Right off the bat, we ( the family ) noticed the air during the fire was much cleaner, we could smell no smoke what so ever, and of course I could no longer see smoke coming from the rear of the stove as before.. I believe we had accepted the minor smoke smell as just common with the wood stove. I should have researched this sooner, however all is fine now thanks to this wonderful product. After curing it has formed a nice solid dark gray bond around the joints and looks to be easily removed if necessary.Highly recommend this product.

Great item good deal would buy again nice quality

This is a review of the product not the seller. I was trying to use this primarily to seal air gaps on the joint between my wood stove and my chimney pipe. I would not recommend for this, this product has significant shrinkage within a few fires the seal has broken as the cement has shrunk out and away from the seam. I reapplied anther layer over the top and it did the same thing. If you want a cement for airtight seams look elsewhere.

I saw somebody try this on youtube. They sealed the cracks of their roaring exhaust manifold on an old ford expedition. They also applied this product over the fiberglass wrap, which I did not do. I would of done the same if my boyfriend didn't have to stress his 2 cents of it possibly overheating the manifold. (We're not mechanics)I give this product 4 stars, due to the fact it held the pressure of a 1991 international 5.9l school bus. From Orlando to Houston without the fiberglass, it held together. On the way back, it dried up and crumpled the same way JB weld does on an exhaust manifold.I would try this product again in the future. Good luck humans.

So far it hasn't worked. I sealed the joint again after cleaning it. I let the stove set a day then started it. After one night the stuff quite sealing the crack. Junk. Worthless. I have no idea what the smoke from that stuff would do to a person if they breath it!

used to seal up leeks in wood stove