Use and Care Guide
Increasing energy efficiency continues to be a priority for homeowners and commercial building managers. Air leaks through the exterior
walls and ceilings are a significant source of energy loss in buildings. Convenience Products low-pressure spray polyurethane foam
sealants and insulation effectively seal air gaps throughout the interior and exterior of buildings to reduce the energy loss resulting from
unwanted air infiltration.
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Section 1: General Safe Use Guidelines
• KEEP ALL SPRAY FOAM OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.
• Touch ‘n Seal and Touch ‘n Foam Professional spray foam
products are for professional use only.
• Read the Safety Data Sheet (SDS), Tech Data Sheet, and
Operating Instructions prior to using products.
• Touch ‘n Seal and Touch ‘n Foam Professional spray foam
products contain polymeric methylene diisocyante (pMDI).
• Avoid skin contact. Wear chemical resistant (e.g., nitrile) gloves,
long sleeves and long pants to cover exposed skin. Skin contact
with pMDI can cause irritation and may lead to respiratory
sensitization.
• Wear protective glasses or goggles.
• Keep one- and two component cylinders in an upright position
while dispensing foam.
• One component cans should be dispensed in the upside down
position.
• Do not pull or lift cylinders by the hoses.
• Do not apply spray foam in the immediate area of sparks, open
flame or other ignition source such as heaters and furnaces. Do
not smoke in the area where foam is being applied.
• Protect all surfaces in the immediate area of application from
accidental contact with spray foam. Uncured foam may be
cleaned off by using any commercially available polyurethane
foam cleaner, such as Touch ‘n Seal Poly- Clean or Touch ‘n
Foam Professional Foam Cleaner.
Section 2: One-Component Aerosol Can and Cylinder Foam
Sealants and Adhesives
One-component moisture-curing aerosol can foam sealants and
adhesives are applied as a bead through a dispensing straw, wand, or
applicator to seal gaps and voids that lead to unwanted air infiltration
or to adhere materials together.
• Follow safety guidelines contained in this document, Operating
Instructions and SDS.
• The propellant in Touch ‘n Seal one-component aerosol cans is
flammable.
• Touch ‘n Seal and Touch ‘n Foam one-component cylinders (10,
16, 20, and 23 lb. sizes) do not contain flammable propellant.
Section 3: Two-Component Cylinder Foam Sealants
and Insulation
Two-component spray applied and pour-in-place polyurethane foams
are mixed and applied with an applicator to produce rapidly curing
rigid polyurethane foam for insulation, air-sealing and other uses.
• Follow safety guidelines contained in this document, Operating
Instructions and Safety Data Sheet.
• Touch ‘n Seal and Touch ‘n Foam Professional two-component
spray foam products are called “low-pressure” because they
are dispensed at pressures below 300 psi. In contrast, “high-
pressure spray foams are dispensed at pressures exceeding
1,000 psi.
• Low-pressure foams emerge from the patented spray applicator
as a frothy mixture, while high-pressure spray foams are
dispensed from the spray gun as very fine particles.
• The A-component of Touch ‘n Seal and Touch ‘n Foam
Professional two-component spray foam products contains
pMDI.
• Use only in a well-ventilated area to avoid accumulation of
propellant vapors which may displace oxygen in an enclosed
area.
• Never spray directly overhead. A minimum 45° spray angle
is recommended. Wear a NIOSH approved organic vapor air
purifying respirator with a particulate filter.
Section 4: First Aid
EYES: Flush with water for at least 15 minutes. Seek medical
attention.
SKIN: Remove contaminated clothing. Wipe excess foam off with
rags. Wash skin thoroughly with plenty of soap and water. Scrape
off excess cured foam with an abrasive pad. Residual foam will
Safe Use, Storage and Handling
FOR LOW-PRESSURE SPRAY FOAM PRODUCTS