Stanley T244 Polyurethane Foam Cleaner & FoamGun Cleaner, 12.3oz

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Stanley T244 Polyurethane Foam Cleaner & FoamGun Cleaner, 12.3oz

Name: Stanley T244 Polyurethane Foam Cleaner & FoamGun Cleaner, 12.3oz
Rating: 4.6 (42 reviews)

$9.49 - $76.99

$9.49

$9.49 - $76.99

$9.49

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Easily tackle tough, uncured polyurethane foam residues with this superior, solvent-based aerosol spray foam cleaner. Formulated for maximum effectiveness, it simplifies cleaning tasks and helps maintain peak performance of your foam application equipment.

Features & Benefits

Efficient Cleaning: Quickly removes uncured polyurethane foam.
Easy to Use: Integrated spray activator simplifies residue removal, making foam cleaner spray tasks effortless.
Versatile Application: Can be applied from any angle, ideal as a foam gun cleaner and for general foam cleaning tasks.
Environmentally Friendly: Formulated with ozone-friendly propellant, offering an eco-conscious foam remover solution.

Application Areas

Spray Foam Equipment Maintenance: Ideal for maintaining tools and accessories used in spray foam insulation kits, ensuring optimal functionality.
Surface and Tool Cleaning: Efficiently removes uncured foam from various tools, surfaces, and equipment as a reliable gun cleaning foam.
Valve and Adapter Cleaning: Perfect for cleaning valves and adapters on PU foam aerosol equipment.

How to Use

Removing Uncured Foam: Shake well before use. Spray directly onto uncured foam residues on surfaces or tools.
Foam Gun Cleaning: Immediately after use, clean the foam gun to prevent blockage. Attach the cleaner to the gun adapter and press the trigger for at least 5 seconds until clear.

Specs

Volume: 12.3 oz
Shelf Life: 24 months
Storage: Store at temperatures between 50°F (10°C) and 77°F (25°C), below 60% relative humidity.

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FAQ

1. Can the Stanley Foam Cleaner be used with any brand of foam gun?

Yes, the Stanley Foam Cleaner is designed for universal compatibility, ensuring optimal cleaning and maintenance of foam guns from any brand, delivering best results when used with Stanley spray foam insulation products.

2. Is the Stanley Foam Cleaner effective on surfaces beyond foam guns, like tools and work areas?

Absolutely, Stanley Foam Cleaner excels at removing uncured PU foam from various surfaces, including tools, equipment, and non-porous surfaces, making it essential for quick and efficient cleanup in your DIY spray foam insulation projects.

3. What is the process for cleaning a foam gun with Stanley Foam Cleaner?

For thorough cleaning, attach the cleaner directly to the foam gun, shake well, and spray for at least 5 seconds to ensure all internal components are free from uncured foam, aiding in the longevity and performance of your spray foam insulation gun.

4. Can I use Stanley Foam Cleaner for general maintenance during my insulation project?

Yes, besides cleaning foam guns, Stanley Foam Cleaner is perfect for managing spills and drips of uncured foam, ensuring a neat and professional finish on your DIY home improvement projects, including spray foam attic insulation.

5. What should I do if the Stanley Foam Cleaner doesn’t perform as expected?

First, ensure you’re following the instructions correctly. If issues persist, our customer support is on hand to provide guidance and solutions, ensuring your experience with our product is satisfactory.

6. How eco-friendly is the Stanley Foam Cleaner?

Stanley Foam Cleaner is formulated with an ozone-layer-friendly propellant, reflecting our commitment to offering eco-friendly solutions in our expanding spray foam insulation and cleaner range.

7. Can Stanley Foam Cleaner remove cured PU foam?

Stanley Foam Cleaner is most effective on uncured PU foam. For cured foam, mechanical removal is typically necessary, as the cleaner is designed to tackle foam before it sets.

8. Is there a risk of damage to surfaces when using Stanley Foam Cleaner?

When used as directed, Stanley Foam Cleaner is safe for most non-porous surfaces. It's always recommended to test on a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure compatibility.