High Temperature Flue Tape, 15-Foot Roll, 0.25 Cm, Silver

Very good and very resistant, i used it to seal a broken electric oven door gasket.

great

This tape is well described in the product description and performs well on the job. I used it to seal some joints at the top end of my stainless steel chimney cap. It stood up well under harsh atmospheric conditions and remained adhered to the steel in spite of coating with creosote etc.

Tiene un pegamento increíble (cuatro meses de uso y no cede), ha estado expuesto a máximo 100°C y lo pulí, no mantiene bien el brillo por la oxidación y no alcanza un acabado espejo (quizá sea el pulimento que usé)

The most important thing to know is this is a very specialized product made to withstand higher temps than the more common "200 degree foil tape". Therefore you should expect some tradeoffs: this comes in a much smaller roll than the 200 degree stuff. It will work BEST on flue seams, where it will stick to itself and reasonably clean exhaust piping. If you have a "special use case" be aware this may not stick so well. My special use case was to "wrap" fiberglass insulation that wrapped pipes immediately coming out of my oil boiler. Because I'm using it for something it's not designed for, I can't knock points off. Anyways: I chose this because you are not supposed to wrap pipes with insulation close to the boiler, if that insulation is at all flammable. The cheap "foam noodle" will easily burn, and so will the nicer paper-backed fiberglass pipe insulation. The fire code restriction ends after 12 inches from the flue so DO NOT use any "plastic wrap" around fiberglass closer than that!. Anyways, this "worked" to let me put a surface and seal the insulation, but it's not meant for that and looks a little irregular. :-) Another good use: put a square of this stuff on a flimsy plastic parking pass that hangs off your mirror. The added weight is perfect to keep such things from flapping around in the wing. Tape a few pennies if you want even more weight.