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lavoosh99

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8. Be Careful,

Reply to raccoon (Original post)

Thu Nov 20, 2025, 10:23 AM

Nov 20

and read the directions to get the right kind. Some of those urethane foams expand so much that you can blow out drywall, warp door jambs, and bend window frames.

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Can yall help me with this? What is the name of the stuff, you'd get it where you buy things for home improvement, it's [View all] raccoon Nov 20 OP

It's blow foam UpInArms Nov 20 #1

Thanks! raccoon Nov 20 #2

It looks like this UpInArms Nov 20 #5

They make for small and big gaps UpInArms Nov 20 #6

LOCTITE, MarineCombatEngineer Nov 20 #3

Great Stuff. n/t CousinIT Nov 20 #4

I work in a hardware store. We just call it Spray Foam. All the above posts are correct. Good luck! NBachers Nov 20 #7

Be Careful, lavoosh99 Nov 20 #8

And in most cases durablend Nov 20 #9

Oxygen deprivation hazard Kid Berwyn Nov 20 #10

Great Stuff, Window & Door Seal. There aqre tow types. Low expansion and High expansion. Hotler Nov 20 #11