Delkevic include a small tube of that with their exhausts to seal the downpipes to the collector and collector to muffler.I've had good luck with this stuff. Made to seal wood stoves, rated to 2000°f.
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After using it, I discovered stovepipe high-temp silicone in the farmers' store, same stuff. I've had the muffler on and off a number of times and that stuff has lasted well. Between installs and removals it hasn't ever blown out or burned away, I'm impressed.