
Help close the gaps.
Filling suitable gaps can help reduce paths for unwanted air movement. Plan the application around your surface and the product instructions.
Illustrative comparison, not a measured air-leakage or energy-saving test.

Product photos illustrate the kit. Current accessory quantities are listed below.
Choose the quantity for your project. Every case contains 12 foam cans and the accessory set listed below.
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The 24, 36 and 48-can packs include 2, 3 and 4 cases respectively.
Each case: 13.8 × 9.4 × 14.8 inches (L × W × H), approximately 28.7 lb. Larger packs contain multiple cartons of this size.
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A gun-applied polyurethane foam kit, with the accessories to help you prepare for the job. Choose one case or stock up with a larger pack.
The blue can contains polyurethane foam. The silver can is a separate gun cleaner—keep each product's label and instructions handy.
1 case. Foam, applicator and accessories for the pack you selected.

Check the product instructions for any additional equipment or protection your job requires.
Each carton: 13.8 × 9.4 × 14.8 in (L × W × H), approximately 28.7 lb. Larger packs contain multiple cartons of this size.
Use DealMart on properly prepared wood, metal, concrete and drywall. Check the condition of the surface before you start.
Remove loose dust and oil. Test a small area before the full job, and follow the product label.
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A straight tip for forward-facing work, plus a 45° angled tip for overhead areas. Both attach to the applicator gun.

Use the straight tip for forward-facing spray work and the 45° angled tip for overhead areas. Both fit the applicator gun.
6 pairs per 12-can case: 6 straight tips + 6 angled tips. Your 12-can pack includes 6 pairs.
See how to use the tipsPrepare the surface and assemble the applicator as directed.
Use the straight tip or the 45° tip to suit the spray direction.
For ceilings, wait 30–60 seconds before the second coat. The recommended 2 in is total thickness.

Filling suitable gaps can help reduce paths for unwanted air movement. Plan the application around your surface and the product instructions.
Illustrative comparison, not a measured air-leakage or energy-saving test.

Consider insulation as part of the whole room. Foam thickness, installation and the surrounding wall or roof assembly all matter.
Performance depends on the complete assembly and installation. No specific noise-reduction or energy-saving percentage is promised.

Multiply the area in square feet by the planned thickness in inches. Divide by the manufacturer-reported yield of 20 board feet per can to estimate the can count.
Estimated coverage at 2 in total thickness, before any allowance for loss.
Actual yield varies with conditions and technique. One board foot is 1 sq ft covered to a depth of 1 in.
Calculate your project quantityThese values describe the foam, not a complete wall assembly. The manufacturer's recommended total thickness is 2 in; follow the application instructions for individual coats.
Read the product instructions before you begin. Keep the foam and cleaner instructions together with the can labels.
The 30–60 second interval is a ceiling recoating instruction, not the full cure time. Follow the label for curing, ventilation, protection and cleanup.
