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   TrimButcher | Apr 09, 2004 03:11pm | #1

   I can't tell for sure if this is low VOC, but you can check with Loctite:

   http://www.loctiteproducts.com/products/detail.asp?catid=45&subid=113&plid=481

   Regards,

   Tim Ruttan

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   Piffin | Apr 09, 2004 03:25pm | #2

   Enerfoam

    

    

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   scampernatra | Apr 10, 2004 05:31am | #3

   Thanks guys. Piffin can you tell me more about enerfoam?

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   Piffin | Apr 10, 2004 06:36am | #4

   Google for it. Some hardware stores carry it, or gemplers or Farmtex online.

   It is an expanding foam from a gun like Great stuiff, only a less expansive version. one cannister can glue as much as forty tubes of glue they claim, under ideal circumstances. 'course, you have to buy the gun and the cleaner too so it's probably more liek a wash even, but then you have the gun for spray foaming around windows too. That is what some folks buy it for, but their particular mix is formulated for the adhesive properties.

   If you have ever got any spray urethene foam on your hands, hair, or pants, you know what I mean.

   There is no typical VOCs but a tiny bit of urea formaldehyde, if you are dealing with allegies or sensitivities, you'll want to contact them for the materials data sheet. 

    

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