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Ed from monterey asked:
Is there an easy way to remove worn gasket in the firebox without scraping, sanding, or sandblasting?
Is there an easy way to remove worn gasket in the firebox without scraping, sanding, or sandblasting?
Typically a worn gasket is removed using a flat head screwdriver or pliers, and, yes, scraping is necessary (usually with the flat heat screwdriver) to remove the excess cement.
Answered by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional

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Maria K. from asked:
Are gaskets for wood stoves brand specific?
Are gaskets for wood stoves brand specific?
No, but different brands and models require different sizes and types of gaskets.
Answered by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional

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Rick S. from idyllwild CA asked:
How do I measure the wood stove gasket diameter?
How do I measure the wood stove gasket diameter?
You will need to measure the "channel" in which the gasket will be seated into.
Answered by: Aaron D.

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Greg from Prairie du chien Wisconsin asked:
What can I use to seal up gaps around the perimeter, under my wood cook stovetop, where it meets the base?
What can I use to seal up gaps around the perimeter, under my wood cook stovetop, where it meets the base?
An item such as refractory cement may work for this application, however, I would consult the manufacturer of your wood stove for further recommendations.
Answered by: Aaron D.

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About Wood Stove Gaskets and Gasket Adhesives

A deteriorating wood stove gasket can lead to a loss of stove efficiency and can lead to a reduction in quality of your home's air, by leaking both heat and combustion gases from the combustion chamber. Replacing your wood stove door gasket is easy! Gasket material comes in a variety of diameters, and you must choose both the right size of gasket rope and the appropriate gasket adhesive for your model of stove. Gaskets are made from graphite-impregnated fiberglass and come in both white and black, allowing them to match the finish of nearly any wood stove.
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