Gasket ?

mnwalleye · February 2010

I melted my gasket tonight and wondering whats the best one to replace it with? Rutland? Nomex? other? And it seems you should only replace the bottom and leave the top?

cookn biker · February 2010

My large top gasket is fried and it still is good to cook on. A bit of a leak but it still holds steady. You'll get mixed responces.

Ripnem · February 2010

Jason,

I go with the Nomex on the base only when my originals bite the dust.

mnwalleye · February 2010

Where you get yours? Freds? or can you get them in town somewhere?

Ripnem · February 2010

Just call around to some dealers close to you and see.

Diamond Lake Hardware has it. They are in S. Mpls at Nicollet and Diamond Lake Rd. Mike is the head Egg guy.

mnwalleye · February 2010

Ok- I will have to check them out. I was planning on going to the home show downtown. I need some seamless gutters. How do you know Jim S?

Hoss · February 2010

GO NECKID! No gasket = no gasket problems.If the dome and base are correctly aligined gaskets are USELESS!

grillmandan · February 2010

nomex... use permatex high heat copper sealant.

FatMike · February 2010

I used the supper 77 glue and coated both sides, cured for several days and I'm still having the gasket falling off. I thought I was gonna waste money on a large can but have a feeling it will get used up

Ripnem · February 2010

Our hunting and fishing circles overlap quite a bit.

I can hook you up with a gutter guy if you'd like.

Ripnem · February 2010

Put a gasket on the base only. Then you and gravity will get along nicely, and have a nice seal.

B & C · February 2010

After scraping the old gasket off did you clean the ceramic surface with a solvent to get rid of any grease residue? Did you have a good coating of Super 77 before you put the gasket on? Did you wait for the Super 77 to get tacky before putting the gasket on?

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