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Stove Pro Heat Bond Emergency Fire Brick Repair Sealant

Stove Pro Heat Bond Emergency Fire Brick Repair Sealant

£8.95
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Stove Pro Heat Bond Emergency Fire Brick Repair Sealant

 

Stove Pro Heat bond is a high temperature sealant specifically designed for the repair of Vermiculite bricks in Woodburning stoves.  Heat bond is perfect for situations where a fire brick has cracked and you need a temporary repair to see you through until your next service/Sweep or until you can replace the fire brick.

Our specialist formulation is heat resistant up to 1500 °C ensuring the repair is well equipped to handle the harshest of fires.

Whilst where possible we always recommend you replace any parts as soon as possible Heat Bond can be a real asset during the harsh winter when you rely on your stove the most and you need an instant repair.

Comes complete with Resealable Nozzle.  If a full box is purchased you will receive a free product scraper.

Its very important that the below instructions are read and followed to ensure you get a good solid repair.  If followed correctly the bond will be extremly strong.  In fact we tested this ourself and have hit the repaired brick with a hammer very hard and the sealed area stayed in one piece (Video coming soon)

How to use:

  1. Clean the area: Ensure the area to be bonded/Glued is free from as much dust and debris as possible to ensure better adhesion.
  2. Application: Apply the glue in continuous small blobs down the length of the break on both pieces of the fire brick.
  3. Joining together: Press the 2 parts of the brick together with moderate pressure and move the brick up and down (very slightly and slowly) until until your happy everything is in the finishing position.  This will do 2 things, 1 spread the adhesive within the break evenly and allow you to line the brick up to its correct position.
  4. Cleaning up: You will now have excess adhesive coming out from the cracks due to the pressure and movement.  You now want to use a small scraper or some sort of rigid flat item that will allow you scrape the excess adhesive away.  We would recommend that you don’t scrape all the glue away and rather just take away the extreme excess and whilst doing this spread it around to ensure you have filled the external crack and to give a bit of extra strength externally. Please try to tool the adhesive with the first 5 mins of applying as it will start to set and become harder to manipulate.
  5. Care in Handling: Whilst your handling the brick please be mindful that until its set it could come apart again if handled roughly etc. 
  6. Setting of Adhesive: The Adhesive will start to set fairly quickly on the outside as it is thinner.  In tests we found that external glue dried within approx 12 minutes.  Whilst it will be dry on the outside please remember that where the glue is internally it will be sheltered from air and will be thicker so will take more time.  If it is required that the brick is put back into the stove quickly (for example during a Chimney Sweeps visit - they are very busy people!) Whilst heat will speed up the setting process we recommend that the brick is left for approx 25 Minutes before placing back into the stove.  When placed into the stove start with some light heat to help cure the adhesive slowly and then build up.  If leaving the brick out to air dry then we recommend leaving it a minimum of 4-6 hours.

 

Fire Brick Warranty Information:

Please note that due to the very nature of firebricks there are no warranties provided by the manufacturers.  Fire bricks are excluded from any warranties in the same way as car brake pads would be due to the many variances that can cause these parts to deteriorate.

When used correctly and carefully fire bricks can last 12 months and sometimes even longer. Please note that using the fire only a few times before the brick cracks does not mean that the brick is faulty as it may have absorbed moisture, a log may have moved during firing and hit the brick or simply been overfired.  Bricks can still be used if cracked.  As long as the crack is not over 6mm wide (Pound coin) then it will still insulate in the same way.

Fore more information please read our full warranty and Tips guide -> CLICK HERE

By placing an order for firebricks you accept these conditions.