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Stop Air Leaks with

GREAT STUFF

Insulating

Foam Sealants

STEP 3: APPLY

Just point and spray

to apply GREAT STUFF

™

Insulating Foam Sealants.

STEP 1: IDENTIFY

Download the easy-to-use Air-Seal Audit Checklist

at www.dowgreatstuff.com. The checklist shows common

sources of air leaks in homes and provides suggestions

about using GREAT STUFF

™

Insulating Foam Sealants to

stop them.

GREAT STUFF

™

Insulating Foam

Sealants require just a little

investment of time and money

and a few simple steps to make

a big difference.

STEP 2: BUY

Choose the right products for speciﬁc air-sealing needs:

• GREAT STUFF

™

Gaps & Cracks – Fills, seals and

insulates gaps up to 1 inch. It expands to take the shape of

cracks and voids to form an airtight, water-resistant bond that

helps eliminate unwanted airﬂow and reduce condensation.

•

GREA

T STUFF

™

Big Gap Filler – Has the same

beneﬁts as GREAT STUFF

™

Gaps & Cracks but expands

3X more. It is an ideal choice for ﬁlling large gaps and

holes greater than 1 inch.

•

GREA

T STUFF

™

Window & Door – Exclusively

formulated to air seal the gap between a window or

door frame and its rough opening. When properly

applied, it is proven not to distort or bow window

or door frames.

•

GREA

T STUFF

™

Fireblock – Helps impede the spread

of ﬁre or smoke through service penetrations such as

pipes, cables and ducts.

•

GREA

T STUFF

™

Pestblock – Blocks out pests and

reduces air leaks.

For more information, visit www.dowgreatstuff.com or

www.dowbuildingsolutions.com, or call 866-583-BLUE (2583).

THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY

Dow Building Solutions . 200 Larkin . Midland, MI 48674

For Technical Information: 866-583-BLUE (2583)

For Sales Information: 800-232-2436

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Printed in U.S.A.

In a recent study of a home built in 1926, four main

areas of air leakage were identiﬁed:

1. Rim joists

2. Four basement windows

3. Attic penetrations

4. Underneath the exterior of a bay window

Sealing these areas with insulating foam sealants

from Dow is expected to help the homeowner…

•Save$223annually

†

•Realizenearly400%returnoninvestmentinthe

ﬁrst year

•Get$163insavingsjustfromthenewlysealedrim

joists alone

Showing the Money

†

Using approximately 28 oz of GREAT STUFF™ Gaps & Cracks and GREAT STUFF PRO™ Gaps

& Cracks, and 5 oz of GREAT STUFF PRO™ Window & Door Insulating Foam Sealants.

CONTAINS 10%

POST CONSUMER WASTE

Summary of content (2 pages)

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GREAT STUFF™ Insulating Foam Sealants require just a little investment of time and money and a few simple steps to make a big difference. S te p 1 : Id e n tif y Showing the Money Download the easy-to-use Air-Seal Audit Checklist at www.dowgreatstuff.com. The checklist shows common sources of air leaks in homes and provides suggestions about using GREAT STUFF™ Insulating Foam Sealants to stop them. In a recent study of a home built in 1926, four main areas of air leakage were identified: 1. Rim joists 2.
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Pr o blem Air leaks account for 25-40 percent of the energy used for heating and cooling a typical home.* S o luti on A Fill leaks throughout the home with airsealing products from Dow. GREAT STUFF™ Insulating Foam Sealants are practical, low-cost and easy-to-use solutions for long-term energy efficiency and money savings. C B G D G F E A Attic Hatch F Hose Bib H J B Plumbing C Electrical Outlets D Sill Plate G Window & Door H Dryer Vent I Main Electrical Panel II Savings Summary The U.