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Installing replacement SS draft door
Banker John
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I installed a new SS Draft door. The new door has an air gap between egg and door. When removing the old rusted door, I noticed a sealant. What type of sealant should I use to seal the new SS draft door. Would plain old Silicon work, or is there a sealant made for the higher heat temps?
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Banker John,
Any auto parts store should have higher heat silicone that could be used without issue.
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<p />Banker John,[p]The intsall does need something behind the vent to fill air gaps. Using regular silicone could/would work since it can handle pretty high temps anyway, but Gordo is right and high temp silicone would be better. In the picture you see me adding a red high temp silicone - I had it around the house, so I used it, but try to find the black color since it won't show as much. I added a little ash to this to tone down the bright color after the vent was attached.[p]Tim

[ul][li]SS Vent Install Process[/ul]
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