Fireplace Mortar | Castable Fire Brick Refractory Cement - 12-1/2lbs

No I wouldn't use that. For a fire bed you will need thicker bricks minimum 2" thick and that material is for smaller repairs for the 1-1/4" fire bricks. Be also sue to insulate somehwere otherwise your stone ot cement will crack from the heat.

No I wouldn't use that type of product, there are special material for that, unfortunately we do not sell them. Our products are only for small repairs. Maybe your local fireplace shop can help.

That could work, yes.

I would not suggest that type of material to skim coat the firebox. We would suggest to use https://www.fastreplacementglass.com/high-temperature-fire-putty-cement.html.

Hello. This product is a perfect solution for what you are asking. It is designed for making fire bricks from molds. We would recommend a silicone mold since it may be more reusable and resists sticking to the cement.

Hello. This castable brick cement is to be used with a mold to create fire bricks. You will not want to use this product to lay fire bricks since it isn't designed like traditional mortar. We do however carry a high temperature bonding mortar: https://www.fastreplacementglass.com/index.php?dispatch=products.view&product_id=2256

Hello. Unfortunately this castable fire brick is not the best choice for lining a fire pit. It is designed to create bricks from a mold, not to coat surfaces. You could try our 3000 degree bonding mortar cement for your application: https://www.fastreplacementglass.com/index.php?dispatch=products.view&product_id=2256

Hello. Although the temperature limit implies otherwise, this castable cement is not designed for applications such as sealing fire stop wall penetrations. We do have other moldable style cements that may work, however without knowing your local building codes, we cannot suggest a solution.

Hello. This product is not what we would recommend for sealing a crack like yours. We do however have a putty that may work great for your repair: https://www.fastreplacementglass.com/index.php?dispatch=products.view&product_id=2241

Hello. You can use this cement for indoor/outdoor applications like fire pits or ovens as well. Just make sure to follow directions and cure things correctly.

Hello. We do not recommend pouring large areas with this type of cement. It is designed for pouring smaller fire bricks, and because of that, may not perform well when used in a large volume pours.

If you are molding firebricks then placing them down to create your oven yes, but this product is not intended to be slabbed onto a surface.

This product is designed for use in molds to make fire bricks. Because of that, using it like you want to will not work well. We do have a fire putty that is better for filling pits and other repairs. You can find it here: https://www.fastreplacementglass.com/index.php?dispatch=products.view&product_id=2241

Hello. Unfortunately this castable fire brick is not the best choice for creating panels like you need. If you are making fire bricks, this product is perfect, however in a large panel it may not perform well.

Hello. This castable firebrick covers a space of 12' x 12' at 1-1/4" thick or 6' x 6' at 2-1/2" thick.

Hello. Yes, this product will work perfectly for making firebricks using molds. Please follow all directions and your smoker will turn out great.

Hello. Unfortunately this castable fire brick is not the best choice for creating panels like you need. If you are making fire bricks, this product is perfect, however in a large panel it may not perform well.

This castable cement is not designed to coat surfaces like you mention. Instead it is used to pour fire bricks using molds. You could try a fire putty, however we cannot guarantee the putty will stick to a coffee can substrate, so its "at your own risk" kinda thing: https://www.fastreplacementglass.com/index.php?dispatch=products.view&product_id=2241

Hello. This product is not designed for the type of job you are inquiring about. To repair those areas, please check out our moldable fire putty. Its designed for applications such as yours: https://www.fastreplacementglass.com/index.php?dispatch=products.view&product_id=2241