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Old 08-02-2007, 11:06 AM
johnny99 johnny99 is offline
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Oh, ok. I was misunderstanding what you wanted to use it for. I belive you it is recomended that you don't use cement, as it can spall violently from thermal expansion. Basically the same as not using river rocks to build a fire ring.
If all you need is enough for a burner, Ace hardware sells quart sized buckets of furnace cement for under ten bucks that will work for what you want, I think.
BTW. I have to agree that the bentonite will degrade and crumble fairly quickly.
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