Filling Gunfoam 137

VALUES

• Good filling properties
• All-season use (-5°C to +30°C)
• Strong and solid structure
• Excellent airtightness, thermal and sound insulation properties
• Very good adhesion on many materials
• Can be plastered and painted
• Interior and exterior use

USAGE INSTRUCTIONS

Surfaces must be clean from dust, loose particles, ice and oil stains.
Moisten dry surfaces with water mist (only at temperatures above 0°C) to ensure a faster curing time and better end results.

Shake the can vigorously at least 20 times. Hold the foam can in an upright position with the valve up. Hold the foam can adapter in place with your fingers while screwing the can onto the gun. Hold the can upside down when extruding the foam. Foam output can be adjusted with a gun trigger and adjustment screw.

Fill the joints up to approx. 65%. In the case of larger joints, apply foam in several layers and moisten slightly between each layer. Excess foam can be cut off after it has fully cured.

Do not aim the gun at people. Avoid screwing the can onto the gun with the valve upside down. Do not bend or turn the can during screwing.

Tips

• Protect adjacent surfaces with paper, plastic film or other suitable material.
• Due to the wide variety of construction materials, we recommend a preliminary compatibility test.
• Working at low temperatures, the foam can must be prewarmed to room temperature (around +20°C).
• Use Penosil Foam Cleaner 929 to clean tools and surfaces from uncured foam.
• Use Penosil Cleaning Wipes 941 to clean hands and clothes from uncured foam.
• Penosil Foam Remover 995 softens cured foam and helps to remove it easier.

More expert tips in FAQ

Limitations

• Does not adhere to polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP) or PTFE (Teflon®) or silicone surfaces.
• Do not use at temperatures below -5°C.
• Cured foam needs to be covered with a suitable material to protect against UV rays.
• Do not cover before foam has fully cured.