December 5, 201114 yr I am repairing my forge, itc,100 seems a little to expensive, i have heard about satanite ref. coating, can i pick someones brain on this matter, or any help thanks, sean.
December 5, 201114 yr Huh? Your looking for something to line your forge with? A very dry mix of Portland cement and sand works great.
December 5, 201114 yr I assume that since you posted this in the Solid Fuel Forges forum, this is either a coal or charcoal forge of relatively traditional design. Assuming that's correct, you would be wasting your money and time using ITC-100. IR reflective coatings serve no useful purpose that I know of in solid fuel forges. Satanite is not an IR reflector. It's a refractory mortar. (Not all refractories are IR reflective, or at least not to any useful extent. There's a reason ITC is much more expensive than the typical refractory.) Tell us a little more about your forge and we may be able to tell you if Satanite would serve any useful purpose in it.
December 5, 201114 yr Author I have a chili habanero, its a dbl burner, thanks for your reply matt, just looking for a cheaper option, itc gets pricey. Sean.Mod note: then I will relocate this thread to the proper location, unless you have converted your gas forge into a solid fuel forge?.
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