Fireproof Cement

1. Remove all dust, grease and loose debris before applying material.
2. Dampen the cavities on porous surfaces for better adhesion.
3. Apply Fireproof Cement firmly into holes and cracks with a damp knife or spatula.
4. Allow Fireproof Cement to dry a minimum of 48 hours before exposure to heat.
5. If Fireproof Cement is stiff slacken with a little water.

        Limitations:

• Fireproof Cement is not an adhesive - it is a filling compound.
• Not recommended for external use e.g. BBQ's, incinerators etc.
• Fireproof Cement is not suitable for use in kilns.
• Fireproof Cement is not recommended for moving joints such as expansion joints as it sets rigidly
• Hardened material cannot be resoftened with water.

• Keep container closed tightly when not in use
• If Fireproof Cement is stiff slacken with a little water
• Dampen the cavities on porous surfaces for better adhesion
• Trim off any excess before cure. Clean away any residues with a damp rag before product cures.
• Once cured, material is difficult to remove. Chisel or sand any excess

• Uncured product can be cleaned up with water.
• Cured product can be removed by scraping or sanding.