Heat Resistant adhesive?

[NeedSpace]

My 7 year old GE Profile range has come apart. This is what it basically look like.


The glass on the door has come apart from the metal bracket holding it on. It appears to have had a silicon caulk of some sort that was holding it. The silicon is still there but the paint has come off the metal bracket leaving the metal bare and of course, falling off my stove. Not interested in purchasing a new stove I was hoping to fix this.

Basically, I need an adhesive that can join glass to metal that can hold up to the 600F heat? Any thoughts? I was thinking of just getting a silicon adhesive, any recommendations?

In the photo, you can see the squiggly line from the previous silicon and the metal bracket that used to be connected. I have already cleaned the paint off and the rest of the adhesive. BTW, that aluminum foil is part of the oven..cheap eh?


Thanks in advance.

[slodave]

Something like this?

500 Degree RTV High Heat Silicone Sealant - Clear - 10.3 oz. | Northline Express

[gshase]

In the Navy we used High Temperature RTV Silicone Sealant | Silicone Caulking | SiliconeDepot.com

[ckelly78z]

Get some sealant meant for woodstove glass doors, it can handle 1500 degrees.

[slodave]

Maybe something similar to this?
Rutland Stove Gasket Cement

Just Googleing for examples.

[black73]

Dow CorningŪ 736
Heat Resistant Sealant
Nonslumping sealant designed for sealing and bonding
applications exposed to temperatures as high as 315°C (600°F)


http://krayden.com/tds/dow_736_tds.pdf

[NeedSpace]

Perfect, you guys are the best...

[NeedSpace]

Originally Posted by slodave

Something like this?

Thanks all of you for your help. I purchased the high heat RTV and it worked like a charm. Oven is back together and the wife is content...don't have to buy a new stove...How $9 saves you $2000.

Funny, I later realized I have a smaller version of this I was going to use for my valve cover gasket sealant. Now, I just have a whole lot more!