Features/Benefits:

• Easy to transport
• No expensive maintenance
• Low investment cost
• No deposit/No return

Reduces energy loss by as much as 40%

• Reduces use of fossil fuels and improves air quality
• Permanent insulation; does not shrink or settle like cellulose; maintains air seal
• Compatible with all fiber insulation systems including cellulose, fiberglass and rockwool
• No ozone depleting chemicals
• Helps to reduce Green House Gas Emissions
• Expands to fill smallest to largest gaps, cracks and holes, reducing air exchanges
• High R-value
• Closed cell structure
• Allows for down-sized HVAC systems; uses less energy, fewer cycle times, more consistent “comfort level”, reduces equipment maintenance.
• Significantly increases structural strength; important in high wind situations (per the Spray Polyurethane Foam Alliance)

How It Works

When the Touch 'N Seal Foam mix is sprayed onto your walls, floors and ceilings, the shell of your home becomes protected. It's this protection that blocks heat gain in the summer and heat loss in the winter, thus preventing dramatic temperatures changes in the home. Correctly installed, insulation delivers comfort and lower energy bills during the hottest and coldest times of the year. In fact, if you seal air leaks with caulk before you insulate, you can save up to 20% on your heating and cooling*, as insulation works best when air is not moving through or around it.

Note:To dispense foam, you will need a gun/hose kit which is not included.

• Manufacturer: Touch 'N Seal
• Weight: Approx. 108 pounds (not including accessories)
• Yield: Approx. 750 board feet (62.5 cubic feet)
• Time: 1 minute
• R-Value: 7.12 per inch (fire retardant)
• Density: 1.75 +/- 0.1 per cubic feet
• Material Safety Data Sheet:
  • Standard: Component “A” and Component “B”
  • Fire Retardant: Component “A” and Component “B”
• Technical Sheets:
  • Foam Specifications
  • Temperatures, Times & Yields
• Other: Use all contents within 30 days of initial dispensing

How to Setup & Use (Overview)

* Ensure you follow all safety precautions, including wearing protective eyewear and gloves.

Prepare the Area:

• Make sure area to receive foam is clean and dry.
• Ensure your workspace gets adequate ventilation and/or that you wear respiratory gear.
• Make sure ambient and application temperatures are per the instructions.

• Rock the box or tanks to agitate the product thoroughly.
• For best results, ensure foam is between 70° F and 90° F before dispensing.
• Tear open the top of box along perforated lines, and remove instructions and accessories bag.
• Make sure gun is OFF by pushing trigger lock into gun body.
• Attach hoses by connecting the red hose to the red cylinder, and the white hose to the white tank.
• Insert hoses into carton holes, and tighten hoses with wrench provided.
• Close cartons, unlock gun and spray into waste container to ensure chemicals distribute evenly and equally from both hoses.
• Lubricate o-ring.
• Select spray nozzle.
• Align slots on nozzle with notch on gun barrel and push/twist nozzle clockwise to lock in place.
• Spray again into waste container to ensure product is mixing properly.
• Apply foam as desired.

• Caulk Before Foam: Remember, caulk air leaks before you insulate for maximum effects on weatherizing your home!
  
  
• Need a Different Size or Formula Kit? Touch 'N Seal Foam Kits are also available in these amounts and formulas:
  • Standard: Foam Kit 15 (15 board ft or 1.25 cubic ft)
  • Standard & Fire Retardant: Foam Kit 200 (200 board ft or 16.6 cubic ft)
  
  
• Need Accessories? Also available from Touch 'N Seal:
  • Polyurethane Remover: Poly-Clean Urethane Foam Remover
  • Longer Hose Kit: Foam Kit Accessory Pack / 30 ft Hose

• Watch Video: How to Assemble & Use Foam Kit by Touch 'N Seal
• Read Help: Foam Kit Troubleshooting Guide by Touch 'N Seal

Helpful Tools

• Visit our Learning Center to read more tips and guides on sealing, insulating, weatherizing, etc.
• Also visit Energy Star to read home improvement tips and guides such as:
• Recommended Levels of Insulation
• Areas That Commonly Leak Air