Expanding Polyurethane Foam - ID-101

Description:

I-Like PU Foam Sealant is made of high quality one-component polyurethane material. It has a large expansion capacity, and can be hardened within air moisture. Its harden surface can be painted, and the temperature-resistance is from -40°C to 90°C .It can be adhere to all building materials and applied to insulating and filling of larger seams, joints, cracks such as gaps between walls, windows and doors, unreachable areas around pipes, etc. It has good performances in anti-freezing, anti-moisture, noise-resistant and heat -insulation.

Packages:

Uses for Foam

Around the house

Living Space:

• Gapping baseboards
• Window & door frames
• Around electrical junction boxes (not inside them!)
• Wire and pipe penetrations
• Air, heating and dryer vents

Basements/Attics:

• Pipe and duct penetrations
• Plumbing stacks and shafts
• Wall cracks
• Along the sillplate and floor/wall junction

Outside

Exterior Home:

• At the bottom of your siding edge, where it meets the foundation
• Electric, gas and A/C penetrations
• Along garage ceiling and wall joints
• Faucets
• Dryer vents

Landscaping:

• In holes in trees, to slow rot and prevent infestation
• Securing landscape blocks
• Stone wall repair
• Koi ponds, waterfalls, and fountains; for repairs or directing water flow

Creative Arts and Crafts

• Creating sculptures
• Artificial rocks for landscaping
• Securing silk floral arrangements
• Halloween costumes and props

Directions:

1. Make sure surface is free of oil and dirt.

2. Shake can vigorously;

3. Install PU foam gun or spraying straw to the valve according to the instruction.

4. Convert the can, then press trigger, there would be foam flowing out.

5. In a general way, just fill in the hole or gap by 70% when gun-type, and 50% when straw-type.

6. Polyurethane foam sealants require some humidity in order to cure properly. For best results, apply in temperatures between 60-100°F (16-38°C). Allow foam to cure fully before replacing baseboards, window or door frames.

7. Paint outdoor applications to avoid discoloration. Wait until foam is rigid before painting or trimming (30-60 minutes).

Uses for Foam

Around the house

Living Space:

• Gapping baseboards
• Window & door frames
• Around electrical junction boxes (not inside them!)
• Wire and pipe penetrations
• Air, heating and dryer vents

Basements/Attics:

• Pipe and duct penetrations
• Plumbing stacks and shafts
• Wall cracks
• Along the sillplate and floor/wall junction

Outside

Exterior Home:

• At the bottom of your siding edge, where it meets the foundation
• Electric, gas and A/C penetrations
• Along garage ceiling and wall joints
• Faucets
• Dryer vents

Landscaping:

• In holes in trees, to slow rot and prevent infestation
• Securing landscape blocks
• Stone wall repair
• Koi ponds, waterfalls, and fountains; for repairs or directing water flow

Creative Arts and Crafts

• Creating sculptures
• Artificial rocks for landscaping
• Securing silk floral arrangements
• Halloween costumes and props