These graphite-impregnated gaskets resist abrasion and creosote adhesion while providing an excellent seal. Braided to prevent unwinding and built to last, these are the recommended replacement for worn out gaskets in wood or coal burning stoves and fireplaces. Conveniently packaged with E-Z Spread Fiberglass Stove Gasket Cement and available in different sizes.
Product Features
- 3/4″ rope, 7-feet long, 1.3oz cement
- Convenient package includes graphite-impregnated gaskets and a single-use tube of EZ-Spread gasket cement to make replacing your stove or fireplace gasket painless
- Rutland gaskets last longer than traditional gaskets, resist unraveling, and impede creosote or soot adhesion
- Replace your old, worn out gasket in your fireplace, or wood, pellet, or coal stove to restore it’s efficiency and safety
- Grapho-Glas gaskets are the best choice for replacing your stove gasket
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Tips on Cement I read reviews on other sites that suggested either heating the glue tube in hot water or using Permatex Copper (colored) cement. I saw more positives about the copper version so I went that route. I used on a BBQ Smoker…to be precise what is referred to as UDS (ugly drum smoker) which is a 55 gallon drum. I have two tops, one from a weber kettle grill the other the original steel drum top. I used the tape for the weber (it had a flat surface) which didn’t need to be airtight but I just…
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