Sealing a Smoker

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tlhiv

Smoke Blower
Original poster
Jul 29, 2008
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Hi folks. I'm building my own custom BBQ grill/smoker, and I plan to use the Stoker to monitor and maintain the temperature inside the smoke chamber, but I need to try to ensure that my smoker is airtight. I've seen high temperature gasket cement like Rutland Hi-Temp Stove & Gasket Cement, but I wanted to hear from actual experience and advise that other folks have.

Thanks in advance!!!
 
try a search on sealant rope or something like that. look at the mods that some have done... they say in the posts... welcome, lots of stuff here
 
Well one nice thing is that we plan on running a trial run before painting to see if the primary leaks are gone. Since we're building this from 1/8" carbon steel, we plan to weld every seam first, and then we will look for any additional leaks (like where the doors close). It's these leaks that I'm concerned about.
 
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