One-part expanding foam

sbkenn

I am looking for a high-density expanding foam for bonding and sealing. Can anyone suggest a source ?
Thanks

Joey the lips

Bonding and sealing what....


Will normal filler foam not do that... Thats why glazers use it to install windows...

martin46585

sbkenn wrote: »

I am looking for a high-density expanding foam for bonding and sealing. Can anyone suggest a source ?
Thanks

have a look at the below link, nothing better in regards adhesion.......available in any good builder providers........
http://www.geocel.co.uk/product.aspx?id=206&pt=diy (no connections with site or product)

Buford T Justice

Joey the lips wrote: »

Bonding and sealing what....


Will normal filler foam not do that... Thats why glazers use it to install windows...

Window fitters don't use regular expanding foam, reasoning that they expand too much, they use a specialist foam, (can't think of name) which doesn't have the rate of expansion that the standard stuff does.

Joey the lips

Fingers McGee wrote: »

Window fitters don't use regular expanding foam, reasoning that they expand too much, they use a specialist foam, (can't think of name) which doesn't have the rate of expansion that the standard stuff does.

You think so...?


I imported great stuff gaps and cracks pro from Geocel above and 3 of my biggest industrial users were window fitting companies.

Buford T Justice

Joey the lips wrote: »

You think so...?


I imported great stuff gaps and cracks pro from Geocel above and 3 of my biggest industrial users were window fitting companies.

No, I don't. Its what I was told by a guy putting in a PVC door in my house. Asked him why he was using what he was, and not regular expanding foam. That's what he told me. Just passing the knowledge on.

sbkenn

Bonding to wood ... for service(not application), underwater. I want to inject it into a cavity and have it exert pressure to push into all nooks and crannies. Regular stuff doesn't bond well and will exude through irregular hold. Sufficient containment isn't practical for more than a few min's.

This is as a temporary fix ... to try to determind the extent of the damage.

Joey the lips

sbkenn wrote: »

Bonding to wood ... for service(not application), underwater. I want to inject it into a cavity and have it exert pressure to push into all nooks and crannies. Regular stuff doesn't bond well and will exude through irregular hold. Sufficient containment isn't practical for more than a few min's.

This is as a temporary fix ... to try to determind the extent of the damage.

Phone geocel techanical dept in the uk. They will tell you which product will do and then tell you where to buy it here.

sbkenn

Thanks ... I just sent them an email.

S.