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Wood stove - cement flaking around metal pipe

worded · 2024-09-13 10:29:01

Hi, It was prof swept recently and a test burn was made afterwards and nothing was noticed ... Presume this is only aesthetic Have you any tips ?

13-09-2024 11:29am

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worded

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Hi,
It was prof swept recently and a test burn was made afterwards and nothing was noticed ...
Presume this is only aesthetic
Have you any tips ?

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#2 13-09-2024 4:23pm

Madd002

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Scrape as much debris out as you can and reseal with fresh fire cement

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#3 13-09-2024 8:10pm

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Seal with intusement mastic, it's flexible so won't crack and fall off like fire cement.

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