Tite Foam Big Gaps Spray Foam Sealant, 12 fl oz Can, 1 Pack - Polyurethane Expanding Insulation

A few reviews on here saved me a lot of headaches while working with this sealant. I'd like to summarize how i managed to get great results and had zero mess/cleanup! *make sure the applicator snaps on correctly [it snaps on 2 sides - make sure they both SNAP before you begin] *press the trigger gently, as the product comes out at a very good pace even with small pressure *have the nozzle where you want the product to go as opposed to treating this like a long distance sprayer *if using in a larger gap than intended i found doing one row of foam and allowing to dry enabled me to then follow with a second row of foam in connection with the previously dried row [this allowed me to easily fill larger gaps than intended without creating a mess or having foam pull away from where i wanted the gap filled] *absolutely 1000% wear disposable gloves [better safe than sorry, as this stuff does appear to be extremely sticky] This is a fantastic product, but can easily be a headache if you don't take care when using it. I just refortified the insulation along the sides of my basement and i could not be happier! Zero draft and it only took 4 cans of this stuff [at the time of purchase, less than $30 - can't beat that considering the results]

Loctite's formulation expands more controllably than some competing products, which matters when you're filling gaps near trim or framing you don't want deformed. The straw applicator gives precise placement and the foam cures firm without excessive shrinkage. Excellent adhesion to masonry, wood, and metal surfaces. Seals air infiltration and pest entry points effectively. The can stays workable between sessions if you clean the straw — much better shelf life than competing foams.

This stuff works really well. BUT, be careful and don’t get it on your hands. Don’t use it without gloves like me, cuz this stuff is hard to get off skin. I had to apply acetone and rub several times to get it off. I tried multiple other items before using acetone. That’s works. Other than the goof up by me, the stuff works well as described on Amazon. My only real issue with the product or information provided is that the instructions on the can are so minuscule I’m not sure an ant could read it. 🐜 🐜 🔍🔍 I even tried a magnifying glass and bright light and that’s a big NOPE! 🔍 🔍

Good expansion after application. Works best with 2" or less gaps. Easy to use. However, does not cover as much as you'd think, plan accordingly. I only filled a gap of 4" x 72". Works best on horizontal surface doesn't stack well vertically.

Great and it blows up a lot, so a little is a lot in about 1 hour. Great buy. I’ll be buying again

I love the form & the fact of it that it’s white. I used to fix the crack filling round of the window in garage. It worked like a charm very effectively

I’ve had good luck with Loctite products, and this foam is another solid one. It’s a good all-purpose option for construction or repair work, especially when I need to fill larger gaps and get a decent seal. It expands well, applies easily enough, and feels dependable for the kind of projects I use it on. Nothing complicated about it — just a good foam product that does what I need.

This expanding foam is exactly what I needed for some home repairs. It fills larger gaps easily and provides a solid seal that is more than adequate for insulation. I’m giving it 4 stars because while it works as advertised, it can be a bit messy if you aren't careful with the nozzle—but for the price and the results, it’s an excellent find!

Foam is denser than Lepage or great stuff. Fixed a creaking vinyl bath tub installation.

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Exllent product

It does the job very well but make sure you use it in one go and don’t try to store it for next time, it will be wasted.

Cuidado, es un producto que puede no funcionar y luego para buscar el reembolso/sustitución es un una pesadilla tratar con el proveedor y con Amazon