which product do i use to repair the bottom of my fireplace where the mortor has chipped out and cracked?
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I used this product mainly to repair the sides, but also used it to patch a few cracks on the bottom. Was more challenging since it was harder to thoroughly clean that surface and remove all ash and loose pieces before applying, but it seems to be holding well.
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Manufacturer states use on : fireplaces, flues, wood burning stoves, concrete ovens , chimney joints and ash pit doors. After I applied the product , it dried as hard as concrete , and not very flexible . Service temp. of product 0 to 1000 degrees F. It applys similar to grout, slightly gritty, so I'm not sure if this help repair a glass fireplace insert. Hope this info. helps.
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I wouldn't try to find a replacement, but make one instead! Get the correct size of chipboard and paint it with chalkboard paint. Really easy and sometimes a scrap of paneling can make it really inexpensive!
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I have no idea but would not try it myself. The material seems to be a hard plastic. You would need to contact Rivers Edge customer service to confirm temperature rating. Another idea is to check with a store that specializes in selling fireplace components and accessories.
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The only thing I've found is regular cleaning with Bona Floor Cleaner, and a new coat of clear varnish. Sorry :(
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Did you try a hard ware store, Hone Depot or Lowes. You might be able to find a screw (if not a thumb screw, that may work to attach the bottom part
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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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Don't think this is the product your needing. This won't protect from cracking more. It will protect some moisture getting in;since its wax based.
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I would use a microfiber towel and then condition. If your furniture is near the kitchen then I'd consider cleaner with the leather cleaner first
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Hi. we have a double sided glass fireplace and that is what it was used for. It was pretty dirty, we are third owners of the house and it probably wasn't cleaned ever before. It took two cleanings, but it is now spotless. We had tried numerous other methods, including razor blade scraping which didn't do it, but this did and it was easy and worked great.
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I'm not the best person to ask. Try Home Depot, or Lowes. They carry these products too
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I use Bona laminate floor cleaner. It works beautifully. It is especially formulated for ceramic and laminate.
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I purchased this with another product to clean my fireplace insert glass. By far the Rutland Hearth and Grill worked the best. It works best on the heavy carbon baked on areas if allowed to sit for awhile. The product is somewhat thick so it stays in place somewhat but, works even better if you can remove the door and lay flat and allow to soak.
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Yes it will work. Make sure after you apply the epoxy, give it about a day to setup. Use a sponge to smooth out the chipped area.
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Good luck. The company is a joke and impossible to deal with. Mine is cracking and chipping. The company promised new doors and never got back to me. I would take a chip to a local hardware store and ask them to match the paint.
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I am not sure I used it to repair my dashboard in my truck, but from what I am seeing and how well it works. YES if you where to use it and sand it down then put some sort of clear coat protective paint. It would fix the crack in the bathtub.
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You can try overstock - I think I got mine there: Click here: Real Flame Magnetic Lid Opener | Overstock™ Shopping - Great Deals on Real Flame Indoor Fireplaces -