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Cleanup, Safety and conditions of use – Dow GREAT STUFF PRO™ Wall & Floor Adhesive User Manual

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TIP: Never leave a foam dispensing

gun without a can of adhesive

attached unless it has been

thoroughly cleaned with GREAT

STUFF PRO™ Gun Cleaner.

Cleanup

• Excess adhesive can be cleaned

from the substrate while still

uncured using a dry cloth, putty

knife or paint scraper. Uncured

adhesive can be removed with

GREAT STUFF PRO™ Gun

Cleaner. Cured adhesive must be

mechanically removed or allowed

to wear off in time.

• For short-term storage, tighten

the flow control knob until fully

closed. Use can within 30 days

of initial use. Store upright with

foam dispensing gun attached. To

reuse, shake vigorously for one

minute before dispensing. Adjust

flow control knob to the open

position.

• For long-term storage, unscrew

can and use GREAT STUFF

PRO™ Gun Cleaner to clean

uncured adhesive from the

exterior assembly. Wear gloves

and safety goggles while

cleaning the gun. To clean the

foam dispensing gun’s interior

assembly, invert can of cleaner

and screw onto adapter, being

careful not to overtighten. Spray

until all adhesive is blown out of

the foam dispensing gun and only

cleaner is visible (approximately

half the can of cleaner will be

used). Allow the gun containing

the solvent to sit for several

minutes and repeat with a second

flush.

• Do not leave a can of cleaner

mounted on the foam dispensing

gun. This will dissolve the lip

seals inside the gun and render

it useless. Foam escaping at the

handle or trigger indicates a faulty

seal.

NOTE: If this happens, the gun should

be replaced. If the foam dispensing

gun has not been cleaned, add a new

can of GREAT STUFF PRO™ Wall &

Floor Adhesive immediately. If left

without a can attached, exposure to

air and moisture will cause the foam

in the gun to cure. A fresh can of

adhesive may be left attached to a

foam dispensing gun that has been

cleaned for up to 30 days.

TIP: Treat your gun like a tool. The

better you take care of it, the longer

it will last.

Safety and

Conditions

of Use

• Read the label and Material Safety

Data Sheet carefully before use.

• GREAT STUFF PRO™ Gun

Cleaner contains isocyanate and

a flammable blowing agent. Vapor

may travel to other rooms. Ensure

adequate ventilation. Shut off all

pilot lights and extinguish open

flames; eliminate all sources of

ignition before use. Do not smoke

or use lighters or matches while

dispensing foam.

• Do not breathe vapor or mist. Use

in well-ventilated areas or wear

proper respiratory protection.

Isocyanate is irritating to the

eyes, skin and respiratory system,

and may cause sensitization by

inhalation or skin contact.

• GREAT STUFF PRO™ Gun

Cleaner is very sticky and will

adhere to most surfaces and skin.

Do not get foam on skin. Wear

gloves, and goggles or safety

glasses. Cured foam must be

mechanically removed or allowed

to wear off in time.

• The contents are under pressure.

The can may burst if left in areas

susceptible to high temperatures,

such as motor vehicles, or near

radiators, stoves or other sources

of heat. Do not lace can in hot

water. Do not puncture, incinerate

or store at temperatures above

120ºF (149ºC).

• GREAT STUFF PRO™ Gun

Cleaner should not be used

around heaters, furnaces,

fireplaces, recessed lighting

fixtures or other applications

where the foam may come in

contact with heat-conducting

surfaces. GREAT STUFF PRO™

foam will burn if exposed to

open flame or sparks from high-

energy sources, and it will start

to thermally degrade if exposed

to temperatures above 240ºF

(116ºC) for long periods of time.

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