BLACK HIGH TEMPERATURE HT SILICONE ADHESIVE SEALANT 70ml HEAT RESISTANT 300'C

Bonded oven door glass back into door. The tube was just enough to get the job done. Seems to have worked. Used oven a few times, no issues. You need plenty of ventilation whilst using, it's very strong smelling until cured.

Fearing I would have to go to the expense of having my electric oven door front replaced after one side of it became detached, I carefully removed the screws to find that it was just the rubber "seal" that had perished. I ordered a tube of this Black High Temperature Silicone Adhesive Sealant through Amazon which arrived within a couple of days. I must admit, I was a little sceptical, but after removing the old sealant and replacing it with the new, I was very pleased with the results! I use my oven on an almost daily basis and am pleased to report that I have had no further problems. I feel quite confident that if and when the seal on the other side of the door perishes in the same way, I'll be able to fix that side too! (Not bad for a woman who usually has to ask her husband to "fix" things - and whose husband was "well impressed" by my workmanship!) Brilliant results from a product that "does what it says on the tube" which, if I'd have called out an "expert" to fix, would have probably cost me an arm and a leg but cost me just a few pounds, and there's still loads left in the tube for any future "sealing" jobs that need to be done.

Works well, promtly delivered I used in for fixing windings on electric motors where the slighly flexible product with a temperature rating of over 200 C was useful.

Used it to stick my oven door glass back on been a good few weeks has not moved! What can I say I'm over the moon. Paid a few pound to fix my cooker. Saved buying a new door or cooker

My oven door became unglued.I tried it on my oven door. Yes it worked very well. Easy to use. Very good quality.

On first use, the tube with the nozzle allows you to distribute the sealant evenly. For any uses after that it becomes tedious to try and get any amount of sealant out of the tube. The nozzle can't be sealed once used so the sealant does what it does best, it seals. You then have to remove the nozzle and apply directly from the tube, but even this became difficult to do on the fourth or fifth use as the sealant cures. It's is a difficult product to work with and only worth using the first time in one go.The product does work but there needs to be a way to stop the sealant from curing in the tube.

Did the job nicely. Would I purchase again - yes.

I needed to reattach my Bosch oven's roof liner. (The top & bottom of the liner are shown in the pics; a lot of area to be bonded!) .Couldn't screw it back as I'd inadvertently damaged the threading in the clamping screw's original hole. 🙄I've many strong adhesives, but none that could resist oven temperatures. Googled & the only thing I found was the Technicqll.Though none of the other reviewers had used it to bond a roof liner, which is more load bearing than an oven door, I ordered it from Amazon & applied it to the areas of the liner that'd touch the oven roof, clamping it against the roof with some tight-fitting pieces of wood.Left it for 24hrs. (Needed to reapply it to one corner which I'd missed & leave for another 24hrs.)Some time after the cure time had passed Iremoved the wooden clamps & the liner was quite firmly bonded. 👍🏾There was a sharp smell from the adhesive, but I'd expect this and so left the over door open after applying so it'd disperse.Obviously, as I've only just applied it, I need to actually *use* the oven & see what happens, but I'm quietly confident all will be copasetic.Based on its ease of use & minimal adhesion to surfaces you DON'T want stuck (i.e. the fingers), I'd highly recommend.(... If I don't report back after I've actually used the oven, one should assume that all *was* copasetic...!)