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Product Safety Assessment

One-Component Polyurethane Foam Sealants & Adhesives 

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Names

• ENERBONDTM Professional Foam Adhesive 

• ENERFOAMTM Professional Foam Sealant 

• GREAT STUFFTM Big Gap Filler Insulating 

Foam Sealant 

• GREAT STUFF Gaps & Cracks Insulating 

Foam Sealant 

• GREAT STUFF Fireblock Insulating Foam 

Sealant 

• GREAT STUFF Pond & Stone Sealant 

• GREAT STUFFTM Window & Door 

Insulating Foam Sealant 

• GREAT STUFF PROTM Gaps & Cracks 

Insulating Foam Sealant 

• GREAT STUFF PRO Window & Door 

Insulating Foam Sealant 

• GREAT STUFF PRO Wall & Floor adhesive 

• TILE BONDTM Roof Tile Adhesive 

• INSTA STIKTM Quik Set Commercial 

Roofing Adhesive 

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Product Overview 

• Dow Building Solutions (DBS), a business unit within The Dow Chemical Company's 

Advanced Materials Division, manufactures a family of one-component polyurethane foam 

sealants and adhesives. The sealants are marketed under numerous trade names including, 

but not limited to: ENERFOAMTM sealants, GREAT STUFFTM Insulating Foam Sealants, and 

GREAT STUFF PROTM Insulating Foam Sealants. These insulating sealants are rigid, waterresistant, and expand to take the shape of gaps or cracks throughout a home or building. 

Dow’s one-component polyurethane foam adhesives are marketed under the trade names 

ENERBONDTM adhesive, GREAT STUFF PRO adhesive, TILE BONDTM adhesive, and 

INSTA STIKTM adhesive. These adhesives provide long-term, high-strength bonds.1 For 

further details, see Product Description. 

• One-component polyurethane foam sealants produced by Dow are used extensively in 

residential and commercial buildings for air-sealing applications. The use of these foams and 

sealants can significantly improve the insulation capability of residential and commercial 

buildings thereby reducing the energy needed to heat and cool the indoor environment. They 

also function as barriers to insects and rodents and are often used in theatrical and artistic 

applications.2

 Dow’s one-component polyurethane foam adhesives are designed for bonding 

roofs, walls, and floors.3

 For further details, see Product Uses.

• Workers could be exposed in a facility that manufactures these products or at the many 

construction sites using them. These products are also used by the general public as well as 

 

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construction professionals, so exposure to these sealants and adhesives is possible for many 

individuals.4,5 For further details, see Exposure Potential. 

• Dow’s one-component polyurethane foams are applied as uncured, wet foams that react with 

moisture in the air (humidity) to cure into rigid, dry foams, usually within 6–12 hours. The 

hazards associated with Dow’s one-component polyurethane foam products are almost 

exclusively associated with the uncured wet foam rather than the cured rigid foam. 

• Eye contact with uncured foams may cause irritation with slight, temporary corneal injury. 

Prolonged skin contact may cause moderate irritation with local redness and may stain the 

skin. Repeated skin exposure may lead to respiratory sensitization (similar to an allergic 

reaction.) Uncured materials may stick to the skin, causing irritation and will be difficult to 

remove. Excessive inhalation of vapors during application and curing may irritate the nose, 

throat, and lungs, injure the lungs, or result in an allergic respiratory response. In confined or 

poorly ventilated areas, vapor released during the application of the foam can accumulate 

and cause unconsciousness or in extreme cases, death due to displacement of oxygen.6,7

For further details, see Health Information.

• Once cured, Dow’s one-component foam sealants and adhesives are inert solids that are 

expected to persist in the location in which they were applied. They do not present a toxicity 

hazard to animals or pets; however, if ingested, cured foams may present the potential for 

intestinal blockage. For further details, see Environmental Information.

• Dow’s one-component foam sealants and adhesives are thermally stable at typical use and 

storage temperatures. Uncured products are not stable at elevated temperatures. These 

materials are packaged in aerosol cans or cylinders under high pressure. Protect these 

materials from flames and other high-heat sources. Do not store in direct sunlight. Some of 

the propellants used in these products are flammable. Vapors released during application can 

travel long distances and accumulate in low-lying areas creating an explosion or flashback 

hazard. Extinguish all sources of ignition or open flames during use, including pilot lights, 

cigarettes, and electrical devices such as cell phones. Cured foams and adhesives are 

combustible and should not be applied to areas exposed to high temperatures, such as 

around lighting fixtures and radiators. For further details, see Physical Hazard Information. 

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Manufacture of Product 

• Locations – Dow Building Solutions manufactures one-component polyurethane foam 

sealants and adhesives at its Wilmington, Illinois (USA), manufacturing facility. 

• Process – The polyurethane components (isocyanate, polyol blend, and gaseous blowing 

agents / propellants) are added to the can or cylinder where they partially react to form a 

prepolymer. When the nozzle on the can or cylinder is opened, the blowing agent and 

pressure in the can is released when the foam is expelled. The foam reacts with moisture in 

the air (humidity) to finish curing, usually within 6–12 hours. 

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Product Description8

Dow’s one-component polyurethane foam sealants are formulated to expand and take the shape 

of gaps or cracks, forming an airtight moisture-resistant barrier. They bond quickly to common 

building substrates for a flexible, long-lasting seal. 

Dow markets sealant products under numerous trade names including, but not limited to: 

ENERFOAMTM sealants, GREAT STUFFTM Insulating Foam Sealants, and GREAT STUFF 

PROTM Insulating Foam Sealants. 

 

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The elasticity of the cured foam allows for movement or structural shifting from winter to summer. 

Cured sealants are paintable, stainable, and sandable. Polyurethane foam sealants are an 

efficient alternative to traditional caulk. 

Dow’s one-component polyurethane foam adhesives provide long-term high-strength bonds. 

These products are packaged in pressurized 12–28 oz (340–794g) cans for use with foam 

dispensing guns or reusable straws. The roofing adhesives are packaged in 23–30 lb (13.6 kg) 

canisters with a flexible dispensing hose and wand assembly. 

Dow markets one-component polyurethane foam adhesives under numerous trade names 

including, but not limited to: ENERBONDTM adhesive, GREAT STUFF PROTM adhesive, TILE 

BONDTM adhesive, and INSTA STIKTM adhesive. 

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Product Uses9,10,11,12,13

One-component polyurethane foam sealants are used extensively in residential and 

commercial buildings for air-sealing and insulation applications. They also function as barriers to 

insects and rodents, and are often used in theatrical and artistic applications. GREAT STUFFTM 

sealants and GREAT STUFF PROTM sealants are used to fill, seal, and insulate gaps and cracks 

up to 3 inches. Gaps, cracks and holes are some of the biggest causes of home heating and 

cooling loss. These foam sealant products are specifically designed to fill crevices that contribute 

to loss of energy. They comply with numerous building code standards. 

Other specialized one-component polyurethane foam sealant products include: 

• ENERFOAMTM Professional Foam Sealant is a one-component, minimal expanding flexible 

polyurethane foam used for adhering insulated concrete forms, architectural foam and 

drywall, as well as sealing cracks and voids such as pipe penetrations. The foam is designed 

to form a durable, airtight, water-resistant bond to common building substrates such as wood, 

brick, concrete, foam board and most plastics, and helps to enhance overall insulation of the 

structure. 

• GREAT STUFF Fireblock Insulating Foam Sealant provides fire protection by reducing air 

movement in homes. By sealing the annular space surrounding pipes, cables and ducts, the 

rate and speed of flames, deadly gasses and toxic smoke are minimized. 

• GREAT STUFF Pond & Stone helps to create beautiful aquascapes and hardscapes. By 

expanding to fill gaps and cracks, this foam filler helps direct the flow of water in waterfall, 

pond and streambed construction to the exterior of the water feature, instead of between or 

behind rocks 

• Dow’s ENERFOAM Professional Foam Sealant is designed to form a durable, airtight, waterresistant bond to common building materials such as wood, brick, concrete, foam board, and 

most plastics. 

One-component polyurethane foam adhesives are designed for bonding roofs, walls, and 

floors. GREAT STUFF PRO Wall & Floor Adhesive bonds subfloors, drywall, paneling, foam 

panels, and most construction materials. INSTA STIKTM Quik Set Commercial Roofing Adhesive 

is used to attach roof insulation boards to roof decks and substrates in new roof and replacement 

roof applications. These foam adhesives are specifically designed to fill crevices that contribute to 

loss of energy. They comply with numerous building code standards. 

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Exposure Potential14,15,16

Based on the uses for DOWTM one-component polyurethane foam sealants and adhesives, the 

public could be exposed through: 

• Workplace exposure – Exposure to polyurethane foam sealants and adhesives is possible 

for workers in a facility that manufactures these products. Engineering controls and personal 

protective equipment minimize exposure potential during manufacturing. Workers that use 

these products in building and construction applications are likely to contact these products. 

Adequate ventilation, goggles or safety glasses, chemical-resistant gloves, and protective 

clothing are required. Those using these products are expected to read and follow the 

exposure controls and personal-protection guidelines stated on the product label and in each 

product’s Safety Data Sheet. See Health Information. 

• Consumer exposure to DOW one-component polyurethane foam sealants and 

adhesives – In “do-it-yourself” construction applications, there is the potential for consumers 

to be exposed to polyurethane foam sealants and adhesives. Consumers should follow the 

same precautions noted above for workers using these products in building and construction 

applications. Ventilate the working area, wear gloves, goggles or safety glasses, and 

protective clothing. The uncured wet foam will bond to the skin in a matter of minutes. Once 

the foam has begun to cure (4–5 minutes), it cannot be removed with solvent or cleanser. 

Cured foam that adheres to skin or other solid surfaces must be mechanically removed or 

allowed to wear off in time. Frequent application of petroleum jelly or vegetable oil may be 

helpful. See Health Information. 

• Environmental releases – Blowing agents and propellants used in these products are 

released into the air upon use. Cured resins will remain in the location in which they were 

applied unless mechanically removed. Most of these products are sold in aerosol cans, 

therefore most spills are likely to be caused by accidentally puncturing a relatively small number 

of cans. In case of a spill, eliminate all sources of ignition, ensure good ventilation, wear 

protective clothing, gloves and eye protection. If the foam is expelling uncontrollably from the 

can, direct the foam into a disposable box or bag to minimize the amount of foam sprayed onto 

other surfaces and to help contain the spill. Once cured, the solid foam can be disposed of in 

accordance with all local, state and federal regulations. See Environmental Information. 

• Large release – Accidental release of large quantities of the finished product is unlikely due 

to packaging in cans or cylinders. However, if a large spill should occur, evacuate the area. 

Contain the spilled material if possible. Eliminate all sources of ignition. Ventilate the area. 

Collect in suitable and properly labeled, open containers. Do not place in sealed containers. 

Wash the spill site with large quantities of water. GREAT STUFFTM and GREAT STUFF 

PROTM sealants and ENERBONDTM adhesives can create vapor explosion hazards. In case 

of spill, eliminate all sources of ignition immediately. Only trained and properly protected 

personnel must be involved in clean-up operations. Ventilate the area. Vapors are heavier 

than air and can travel long distances and accumulate in low-lying areas. For large spills, 

warn the public of any downwind explosion hazard. Check the area with a combustible gas 

detector before reentry. Ground and bond all containers and handling equipment. Consult the 

product Safety Data Sheet for specific clean-up instructions or call Dow’s 24-hour emergency 

phone number: (989) 636-4400. See Environmental, Health, and Physical Hazard Information. 

• In case of fire – These products are packaged in pressurized containers. Several of these 

materials contain flammable propellants that may result in a fireball. Aerosol cans exposed to 

fire can rupture and become flaming projectiles. To extinguish fire, use water fog or fine spray, 

dry-chemical or carbon-dioxide fire extinguishers, or foam. Alcohol-resistant foams are 

preferred. A direct water stream may spread the fire. Keep people away and deny 

unnecessary entry. Firefighters should wear self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) and 

protective firefighting clothing. Keep upwind and out of low areas where fumes can 

accumulate. Dense smoke is produced when polyurethane foam burns. See Environmental, 

Health, and Physical Hazard Information. 

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Health Information17,18

Eye and skin contact – Eye contact with uncured products may cause irritation with slight, 

temporary corneal injury. Prolonged skin contact with the wet, uncured foam, may cause 

moderate irritation with local redness and may stain the skin. Prolonged skin contact is unlikely to 

result in absorption of harmful amounts. Skin contact may cause an allergic skin reaction. Animal 

studies have shown that skin contact with isocyanates may play a role in respiratory sensitization. 

One-component polyurethane products may stick to the skin, causing irritation upon removal. 

Isocyanates are chemicals used to make one-component polyurethane foam and are used up in 

the curing process; however, it is possible (although unlikely) that some small, residual amount of 

isocyanate remains in the cured foam. The majority of the residual isocyanate would be 

entrapped in the foam. 

Inhalation – In confined or poorly ventilated areas, vapor from uncured products can easily 

accumulate and cause unconsciousness, or in extreme cases death, due to displacement of 

oxygen. Excessive inhalation may cause irritation to the upper respiratory tract (nose and throat) 

and lungs. Pulmonary edema (fluid in the lungs) is also possible. Effects may be delayed. 

Symptoms of excessive inhalation may be anesthetic or narcotic effects, dizziness, or drowsiness. 

The isocyanate components of the foam formulations are not extremely volatile. However, 

exposure to any remaining isocyanates that evaporate from the foam during curing may cause an 

allergic respiratory response. Decreased lung function has been associated with overexposure to 

isocyanates. 

Ingestion – These products are not intended for ingestion. Toxicity of ingested uncured products 

vary based on the formulation components. Small amounts of cured foam swallowed incidental to 

normal handling operations are not likely to cause injury; however, swallowing larger amounts of 

cured rigid foam may cause injury. 

Repeated exposure – Tissue injury in the upper respiratory tract and lungs has been observed in 

laboratory animals after repeated excessive exposures to isocyanates. When used according to 

product directions in properly ventilated areas, exposure to isocyanates from these onecomponent foams is low. 

For more information, see the relevant Safety Data Sheet. 

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Environmental Information19,20

One-component polyurethane foam sealants and adhesives are blends of components. What 

follows is an overview of the environmental impact of the major components in these products. 

More detailed information is available on the relevant Safety Data Sheet. 

Diphenylmethane diisocyanate, isomers and homologues – 

Isocyanic acid, polymethylenepolyphenylene ester, polymer with α,α',α''-1,2,3-

propanetriyltris-[Ω-hydroxypoly[oxy(methyl1,2-ethanediyl)]] –

4,4′-Methylenediphenyl diisocyanate –

Polymethylenepolyphenyl polyisocyanate, polypropyleneglycol copolymer – 

In water and soil, these materials are expected to react with water (or moisture) forming 

predominantly insoluble polyureas, which appear to be stable (not biodegradable). In the 

atmospheric environment, these materials are expected to biodegrade readily based on 

calculations and by analogy with related diisocyanates. These materials, in hydrolyzed form, are 

practically nontoxic to fish and other aquatic organisms on an acute basis (single exposure to a 

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Paraffin waxes and hydrocarbon waxes, chlorinated – These waxes are expected to be 

relatively immobile in soil, and to degrade only slowly in the environment. These waxes are 

practically nontoxic to fish on an acute basis, yet are very highly toxic to aquatic invertebrates. 

Isobutane – Isobutane has a low bioconcentration potential (tendency to accumulate in the food 

chain). Biodegradation may occur in the presence of oxygen. 

Methyl ether – The bioconcentration potential is low and potential for mobility in soil is high. 

Methyl ether is practically nontoxic to aquatic organisms on an acute basis. 

Tris(1-chloro-2-propyl) phosphate – The bioconcentration potential for this material is low, and 

it is expected to biodegrade very slowly. This material is slightly toxic to fish and other aquatic 

organisms on an acute basis (exposure to a single, high concentration). 

1,1,1,2-Tetrafluoroethane (HFC-134a) – The bioconcentration potential for this material is low, 

and its potential for mobility in soil is high. Tetrafluoroethane has a stratospheric ozone depletion 

potential (ODP) of zero relative to CFC12 (ODP=1). It is expected to degrade very slowly in the 

environment. Tetrafluoroethane is practically nontoxic to aquatic organisms on an acute basis. 

For more information, see the relevant Safety Data Sheet. 

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Physical Hazard Information21,22

Dow’s one-component foam sealants and adhesives are thermally stable at typical use and 

storage temperatures. Uncured products are not stable at elevated temperatures. These 

materials are packaged in aerosol cans or cylinders under high pressure. Protect these materials 

from flames and other high-heat sources. Avoid temperatures above 49°C (120°F) and do not 

store them in direct sunlight. Aerosol cans exposed to fire can rupture and become flaming 

projectiles. 

Some of the propellants used in these products are flammable and may result in a fireball when 

exposed to fire. Vapors released during application of the foams can travel long distances and 

accumulate in low-lying areas creating an explosion or flashback hazard. Extinguish all sources of 

ignition or open flames during use, including pilot lights, cigarettes, and electrical devices such as 

cell phones. 

Cured foams and adhesives are combustible and should not be applied to areas exposed to high 

temperatures, such as around lighting fixtures and radiators. When the cured foam is burned, 

toxic gases are released. 

For more information, see the relevant Safety Data Sheet. 

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Regulatory Information 

Regulations may exist that govern the manufacture, sale, transportation, use, and/or disposal of 

polyurethane foam sealants and adhesives. These regulations may vary by city, state, country, or 

geographic region. Information may be found by consulting the relevant Safety Data Sheet, 

Technical Data Sheet, or Contact Us. 

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Additional Information 

• Safety Data Sheet (http://www.dow.com/webapps/msds/msdssearch.aspx) 

• Contact Us (http://building.dow.com/na/en/tools/contactus) 

• Dow Building Solutions website: Products 

(http://building.dow.com/na/en/products/index.htm or www.dowgreatstuff.com) 

• ENERFOAMTM Professional Foam Sealant, Product Information Sheet, The Dow Chemical 

Company, Form No. 179-0777-0808P&M 

(http://www.dow.com/PublishedLiterature/dh_022e/0901b8038022eca0.pdf?filepath=styrofoa

m/pdfs/noreg/179-07377.pdf&fromPage=GetDoc) 

• GREAT STUFF PROTM Wall & Floor Adhesive, Product Information Sheet, The Dow 

Chemical Company, Form No. 179-07438-0707P&M, 178-00376-0707P&M 

(http://www.dow.com/PublishedLiterature/dh_007a/0901b8038007a46d.pdf?filepath=styrofoa

m/pdfs/noreg/179-07438.pdf&fromPage=GetDoc) 

• INSTA STIKTM Quik Set Commercial Roofing Adhesive, Product Information Sheet, The Dow 

Chemical Company, Form No. 179-05038X-0808P&M, 178-00546X-0808P&M 

(http://www.dow.com/PublishedLiterature/dh_015e/0901b8038015e71b.pdf?filepath=styrofoa

m/pdfs/noreg/179-05038.pdf&fromPage=GetDoc) 

• PROfessionally Sealed with GREAT STUFF PROTM Products, The Dow Chemical Company, 

Form No. 179-07481-0708P&M, 178-00460-0708P&M 

(http://www.dow.com/PublishedLiterature/dh_015b/0901b8038015b450.pdf?filepath=styrofoa

m/pdfs/noreg/179-07481.pdf&fromPage=GetDoc) 

For more business information about Dow Building Solution’s polyurethane foam sealants and 

adhesives, visit the Dow Building Solutions website at www.building.dow.com/. 

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References

1

 Dow Building Solutions website: Products, http://building.dow.com/na/en/products/index.htm. 2

 Dow Building Solutions website: Sealants, 

http://building.dow.com/na/en/products/sealants/index.htm. 3

 Dow Building Solutions website: Adhesives, 

http://building.dow.com/na/en/products/adhesives/index.htm. 4

 GREAT STUFF 20oz Triple Expand Polyurethane Foam Sealant Material Safety Data Sheet, 

The Dow Chemical Company, ID No. 63951/1001, Version 2.0, January 31, 2008, pages 4–5. 5

 INSTA STIK Quik Set 23lb HFC COM Polyurethane Roof Adhesive Material Safety Data Sheet, 

The Dow Chemical Company, ID No. 1015176/0000, Version 1.0, May 21, 2008, pages 4–5. 6

 GREAT STUFFTM 20oz Triple Expand Polyurethane Foam Sealant Material Safety Data Sheet, 

The Dow Chemical Company, ID No. 63951/1001, Version 2.0, January 31, 2008, pages 2 and 

6–7. 

7

 INSTA STIKTM Quik Set 23lb HFC COM Polyurethane Roof Adhesive Material Safety Data 

Sheet, The Dow Chemical Company, ID No. 1015176/0000, Version 1.0, May 21, 2008, pages 

2 and 6. 

8

 Dow Building Solutions website: Products, http://building.dow.com/na/en/products/index.htm. 9

 Dow Building Solutions website: Sealants, 

http://building.dow.com/na/en/products/sealants/index.htm. 10 ENERFOAMTM Professional Foam Sealant, Product Information Sheet, The Dow Chemical 

Company, Form No.179-0777-0808P&M, page 1. 11 Dow Building Solutions website: Adhesives , 

http://building.dow.com/na/en/products/adhesives/index.htm. 12 GREAT STUFF PROTM Wall & Floor Adhesive, Product Information Sheet, The Dow Chemical 

Company, Form No.179-07438-0707P&M, 178-00376-0707P&M, page 1. 

 

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13 INSTA STIKTM Quik Set Commercial Roofing Adhesive, Product Information Sheet, The Dow 

Chemical Company, Form No. 179-05038X-0808P&M, 178-00546X-0808P&M, page 1. 14 GREAT STUFFTM 20oz Triple Expand Polyurethane Foam Sealant Material Safety Data Sheet, 

The Dow Chemical Company, ID No. 63951/1001, Version 2.0, January 31, 2008, pages 1, 3–5, 

and 6. 

15 ENERBONDTM ENER47 MH Polyurethane Foam Adhesive 24oz HC Material Safety Data 

Sheet, The Dow Chemical Company, ID No. 77353/1001, Version 2.0, January 31, 2008, 

pages 1, 3–5, and 6. 16 INSTA STIK Quik Set 23lb HFC COM Polyurethane Roof Adhesive Material Safety Data Sheet, 

The Dow Chemical Company, ID No. 1015176/0000, Version 1.0, May 21, 2008, pages 1 and 

4–6. 

17 GREAT STUFF 20oz Triple Expand Polyurethane Foam Sealant Material Safety Data Sheet, 

The Dow Chemical Company, ID No. 63951/1001, Version 2.0, January 31, 2008, pages 2 

and 6. 

18 INSTA STIK Quik Set 23lb HFC COM Polyurethane Roof Adhesive Material Safety Data Sheet, 

The Dow Chemical Company, ID No. 1015176/0000, Version 1.0, May 21, 2008, pages 2 and 6. 19 GREAT STUFF 20oz Triple Expand Polyurethane Foam Sealant Material Safety Data Sheet, 

The Dow Chemical Company, ID No. 63951/1001, Version 2.0, January 31, 2008, pages 1 and 

7–10. 

20 INSTA STIK Quik Set 23lb HFC COM Polyurethane Roof Adhesive Material Safety Data Sheet, 

The Dow Chemical Company, ID No. 1015176/0000, Version 1.0, May 21, 2008, pages 6–8. 21 GREAT STUFF 20oz Triple Expand Polyurethane Foam Sealant Material Safety Data Sheet, 

The Dow Chemical Company, ID No. 63951/1001, Version 2.0, January 31, 2008, pages 1 and 

6. 

22 INSTA STIK Quik Set 23lb HFC COM Polyurethane Roof Adhesive Material Safety Data Sheet, 

The Dow Chemical Company, ID No. 1015176/0000, Version 1.0, May 21, 2008, pages 1 and 

5–6. 

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