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AIRTIGHT BOND
Gaps and cracks are a source of energy loss as heated or cooled air from inside the home leaks outside. General Purpose Insulating Foam forms an airtight bond, sealing out air and reducing energy loss. The foam expands to fill, seal, and insulate cracks and spaces where conventional insulation is difficult to install and the gaps are too large for caulk to fill.
REPELS WATER
Latex foam is typically open-cell, meaning it can absorb water, leaving the area vulnerable to water damage. Water absorption can cause rot and mold issues in places where the soaked foam is next to wood. General Purpose Insulating Foam's closed-cell technology repels water, helping prevent rot and mold.
ADDITIONAL FEATURES
- No shrinkage
- Sandable and paintable
- High R-5 insulation value
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