[FC] Heater Coil

[Rad Davis]

It's worth mentioning that the extra-high-temp rated permatex silicone 
gasket maker is rated for temps over 700F.  I use it to glue stuff together 
around and in the exhaust system on cars with no catalytic convertor 
(silicones are hard on cats, so be cautious about them in the intake and 
exhaust tracts of cars so equipped).  Yes, the logs get hotter than 700 F, 
but the stuff 1/4" away doesn't.  It's possible to glue the woven collars 
together with the stuff, or glue them to the shrouds.  It really helps with 
waterproofing.



At 08:49 AM 2/10/2006 -0800, you wrote:
>Thanks to all for the suggesions. I guess it boils down to plenty of goop 
>and learning to raindance.
>
>- Charles
>
>N2VZD at aol.com wrote:
>
>>i seal them up with black silicone rubber anyhow, gas heater or 
>>not.  keep the body feed hoses in good shape also.
>>regards , tim colson
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