I need to seal the brick inside in my see-through fireplace. It's 120 year old brink and did some crumbling during cleaning. This fireplace will also house ventless gas logs. I just want to be 100% sure this NON FLAMMABLE because the fireplace will be...
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I used this sealer to seal a brick wall which I exposed for a new kitchen. I can attest to the ability of this sealer to prevent brick dust, but I don't know about its NON FLAMMABLE qualities. This sealer is invisible, so, if you want the brick to appear as it does before sealing, this one is for you.
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There is no ventilation so heat does build up inside. You would want to add some serious insulation inside the pit, beneath the fire pan. Maybe a layer or two of bricks and some reflective foil on top. Otherwise the heat will - at minimum - cook/color the deck, if not set actually it on fire.
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While I am certainly not an expert, I have had a gas fireplace in the past and I can't imagine that the wall above the mantel would get hot enough to do any damage to the picture. We love this picture and get so many compliments on it. Good luck!
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I would say yes only if you have a very small and controlled fire, like a fire log. It is high enough off the ground not to cause issues, but, keep it covered when burning, and do not leave unattended.
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Once you put in the gas pipes and the glass chips into your previously wood fireplace, you can no longer burn the wood any more ever again in the fireplace. You must convert the fireplace to gas and put the glass over to make it look nice, and to spread the flames. You can not burn wood any more. For safety, you should have a pro install the pipes and gas line. i did connect my own burner, then children's play sand, then tempered glass pieces, and do that work myself, once the plumber installed the gas line. Make sure to get a reputable plumber who specializes in it. Look on yelp for a good one and check comments. Some of them are real jerks. but a few are really good.
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This product is typically for the exterior surfaces of stoves, grills, ovens or other metal items that get hot from a flame (andirons, etc.). The brick or cast iron firebox could be painted with this product but it will be degraded where it contacts the flames. I used it in a brick fireplace to make it look nice during the non-burning season but after a fire it was visibly damaged. I used the bronze on a cast iron, wood burning pizza oven on our patio. It protects it from rust but it is blackened where the flames leak out of the door to the firebox. I also spray the black version on the exterior of our gas grill and it lasts two or three seasons. This product is typically for the exterior surfaces of stoves, grills, ovens or other metal items that get hot from a flame (andirons, etc.). The brick or cast iron firebox could be painted with this product but it will be degraded where it contacts the flames. I used it in a brick fireplace to make it look nice during the non-burning season but after a fire it was visibly damaged. I used the bronze on a cast iron, wood burning pizza oven on our patio. It protects it from rust but it is blackened where the flames leak out of the door to the firebox. I also spray the black version on the... » Read More This product is typically for the exterior surfaces of stoves, grills, ovens or other metal items that get hot from a flame (andirons, etc.). The brick or cast iron firebox could be painted with this product but it will be degraded where it contacts the flames. I used it in a brick fireplace to make it look nice during the non-burning season but after a fire it was visibly damaged. I used the bronze on a cast iron, wood burning pizza oven on our patio. It protects it from rust but it is blackened where the flames leak out of the door to the firebox. I also spray the black version on the exterior of our gas grill and it lasts two or three seasons. « Show Less
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You can certainly use this indoors but I would be hesitant to use it without the proper fireproof enclosure of a fireplace inside. Outdoors no problem
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Yes, throw it in the fire. I put it in after the fire is going well. And yes, I like Creosote Destroyer. It works for me. I'm the kind of person that might sometimes burn wood that was not prime fuel, which makes me concerned about build up in my chimney. I burn a lot of construction debris.
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not sure I used mine on an indoor gas fireplaceI removed the grate and the logsthen put down a layer of lava rocksaround the burners and used two bags of the glass check with your instructions on your outdoor gas fireplace
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I've used it for several months without smoke. The top of the bowl holds the rocks so any fireproof material can be used. However the soot-like residue from the gel fuel may get on the crystals.
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The brick is a good idea to use . I have used mine without the grate with no problems
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I don't see how you could because there is nothing to burn. The glass doesn't burn. It just reflects the flames from the gas. If you had a gas pipe installed in the fireplace, you could put fireglass in there
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No. It is neither water nor fire proof. Although it would resist flames for a few seconds or maybe a minute, it is just metal with no insulation for fire proofing. There are no water seals so it is not water proof, although if you spilled a glass of water on it, the water probably would not get inside.
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You could probably still do it, mine does not get that hot undernesth even with a large fire. Would have to watch out for sparks though. Sparks and hot cinders can still pop out through screening. Another recommendation is to get a good cover if you dont already have one, i have mine covered with heavy canvas that was cheaper than buying brand name. If you have any other questions, let me know. Very happy with my Landmann!
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We use the fire pit glass for our outside gas fire pit and we LOVE the glass and the color. The glass that we received didn't smell, as for the edges we were able to move it around with our bare hands. It's nothing like when you shatter a drinking glass or window. I would go look at it but we have a lot of snow on top of our patio covers that protect our furniture. We are actually going to buy more to fill the bare spot. I hope this helps.
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I don't believe this product will work for what you need. It is a high heat cement intended to fill small cracks in fireplace bricks & it works well for that purpose. I think you will have to provide the model # & manufacturer of your unit to obtain what you need. If you have a good local metal fabricator or fireplace/stove store near they might be able to help with your problem your problem.
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No smoke/soot using K-1 kerosene. Having said that I will also say that you would not use this indoors except for a garage area. It is very hot and has a powerful fan and should not be used near combustibles. I have a 26' x 24' garage with bare studded walls, insulation in rafters with visqueen for the ceiling covering, and it heats the garage from the 30's to more than 70 degrees within half hour. You can tell there s an odor, but no smoke. This s by far the best value heater I have seen for my home garage. I have a carbon monoxide alarm in the garage and it stays at zero parts per million with this running. No smoke/soot using K-1 kerosene. Having said that I will also say that you would not use this indoors except for a garage area. It is very hot and has a powerful fan and should not be used near combustibles. I have a 26' x 24' garage with bare studded walls, insulation in rafters with visqueen for the ceiling covering, and it heats the garage from the 30's to more than 70 degrees within half hour. You can tell there s an odor, but no smoke. This s by far the best value heater I have seen for my home garage. I have a carbon monoxide alarm in the garage and it stays at zero parts per million... » Read More No smoke/soot using K-1 kerosene. Having said that I will also say that you would not use this indoors except for a garage area. It is very hot and has a powerful fan and should not be used near combustibles. I have a 26' x 24' garage with bare studded walls, insulation in rafters with visqueen for the ceiling covering, and it heats the garage from the 30's to more than 70 degrees within half hour. You can tell there s an odor, but no smoke. This s by far the best value heater I have seen for my home garage. I have a carbon monoxide alarm in the garage and it stays at zero parts per million with this running. « Show Less