GREAT STUFF Gaps and Cracks 12-oz Smart dispenser Indoor Spray Foam Insulation Canister
Is this flammable
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According to the info on the can it is flammable. I didn't try to ignite it.
Was this Answer Helpful ?Yes. Very flammable and the vapors from the foam are also flammable. The can is labeled with warnings and product handling advice. Always read those labels
Was this Answer Helpful ?Yes it will burn. The spray propellent in many caned products is flammable. It will burn at around 250 degrees after it is dried. It's made with polymers (plastics) so make sure you use the right product for the right application.
Was this Answer Helpful ?This is a polyurethane-based insulating foam sealant and it is flammable. Keep the container away from heat, sparks and open flame. After the sealant is cures it is combustible.
Was this Answer Helpful ?Yes it is flammable. It is stated on the can
Was this Answer Helpful ?Do not use this product near flame
Was this Answer Helpful ?It states that it is combustible and may present a fire hazard if exposed to flame or temperature above 240 degrees farenheit
Was this Answer Helpful ?Wellllllllll, it says on the front of the can FLAMABLE GAS, so I'm thinking it is.
Was this Answer Helpful ?Yes. The details on the side of the can say flammable.
Was this Answer Helpful ?Hi, GREAT STUFF™ Insulating Foam Sealant products should not be used around heaters, furnaces, fireplaces, or recessed lighting fixtures where it contacts heat conducting surfaces. Cured foam is combustible and may present a fire hazard if exposed to flame or temperatures above 240F (116°C). This product is flammable during dispensing. Do not smoke or use near open flame. Shut off pilot lights and sources of ignition until tack free. Can contents are under pressure. Do not place in hot water. Do not puncture, incinerate or store at temperatures over 120F. The contents of the GREAT STUFF (TM) should be as close to room temperature as possible when dispensed. The application temperature should be from 40°F to 120°F (5°C to 50°C).
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