Is it just me?
There alot of time that I really could use a squeeze tube of Proflex or Dicor but I have to end up wasting money on a tube to use just a little bit. Then end up throwing it away because it gets hard.....
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proxim2020 wrote:2012Coleman wrote:
OK - so what do you do for spray foam that comes in a can? After one use, the long nozzle is clogged. I'm surprised they don't sell extras.
Acetone. I put a little in a plastic up and put that down the tube. It will dissolve the foam in the tube. It will even eat through foam that's starting to set. I also put a little on the can's nozzle to get rid of that little bit. Nail polish remover works too, but not as quickly.
Great idea. I've got a couple places to plug under the campet, but have been waiting until I have others around the house.
