Customer Reviews for Loctite Tite Foam Dual Use Pro Can Window and Door 19.6 oz. Spray Foam Sealant (12-Pack)

Home depot, you should be shaming yourself on a product like that.

bought 4, only 1 worked. 3 that didn't work, 1st- plastic cracked and started foaming at handle. 2nd- didn't function at all. 3rd also didn't function at all.

I've tried several different brands of window and door foam sealer, and found this to be the most consistent and best performing. Here's why: 1) The expansion is quite slow, gentle, but expands alot, in terms of volume. 2) The foam expands evenly. Other brands I've found the foam will have hard spots and soft spots. 3) I'm always able to use the can 100% to empty. No random air shooting out and spitting out liquid foam everywhere. Tip: the foam will expand MORE than you expect.

I use Loc-tite foam for tree cavities and cracks. It seals very well and is denser than other brands.

It’s a one and done so if your sprayer is broken like mine, its a waste

The attached photo says it all. I bought two of these and both had bad seals where the nozzle meets the can. Absolute Garbage and waste of money. I will NEVER buy anything from Loctite EVER AGAIN.

I've used this almost exclusively for several years, not so much for what was in the can (the foam is fine), but because it came with a dispenser tube was narrow and fit into spots competitor's cans couldn't fill. I went to get another can today only to find a new and "improved" dispenser with a larger tube. This defeated the entire purpose of paying extra for this product for me. Now it's just another annoying spray foam can like everyone else, no longer worth the extra cost to me.

Works great,sprays on better than the other stuff out there, I m glad I purchased 2 cans.

See the pictures. This was dissappinting with the amount of holes and pockets. I had expected more as this claims to be denser than Great Stuff and costs more

Barely used any when the top broke off. Only needed one can, had to take another 30 minute trip to store to get a can of GREAT STUFF. Lost trust in this product.

Skip this. Go for Great Stuff. I tried this because it was a smaller can than GS and I knew I didn’t need a lot. Well, I followed all directions and used about 1/4 of the can before it started to spray air and no foam. Tried everything. Still just air. What did come out, came out so slow that I couldn’t fill the gap. I had to shove the straw tip I. The corner just to make sure it stuck there. Bought a 2nd can a couple months later. EXACT SAME ISSUE. Skip it. Use Great Stuff.

Worked at stated, used it to help insulate this little studio door.

I used this product around the edges of a skylight at my parents house, leaked after it rained. The product expanded in the desired area, which I believe may have sealed the area that leaked. I also sprayed a clear flexseal type product around the top edges of the light as a precaution as well.

Works well but messy.Hard to clean off skin and any thing it come in contact with.Used around windows

We used it around the windows this weekend and that we just installed and there is absolutely NO air coming in the windows and it works GREAT we loved it.

Works great , although do not touch it before it drys it is messy but after it hardens it’s very easy to cut and trim. Also you have to use it all at one time. There no way of reusing tip .

I use this product to fill gaps (not only windows/doors but anywhere else to block holes/access). In my case I had to rebuild a pillar due to wood rot. Once completed I noticed a gap between the back of the pillar and the siding (no doubt explains how a black racer accessed and called the inside of the pillar home). Once repairs were completed I used this product to fill the entire area near the bottom of the pillar where it backs against the foundation and the siding. It nicely overfills but is easy to cut with a serrated knife (bread knife). After use, I separate the trigger from the tube and clean both parts with a wooden kabob skewer and a piece of flexible trimmer line. Just don't let it completely setup. Once it starts to set it comes out easily by pushing it out of the tube and trigger.

We took out our sliding door and installed an inswing door and window. This expanding spray foam "insulation" caught our eye for filling around them. Having used similar products in the past, I was surprised at the density of the foam. Most spray foams cure with air voids and crumble when you trim the excess. This however is very uniform, cures almost smooth and cuts cleanly. The hose/tube is smaller than most and can get into a 1/4" space. This was nice as the space between the drywall and door jab was tight and we didn't want to cut it too much. The foam expanded quickly and did a great job filling this space. I had several spaces in the new wall that needed insulating and this was a much more cost efficient method compared to purchasing roll or foam board insulation for no more than we needed. This filled the smaller spaces nicely and worked well as a "glue" where we used up left over insulating board in the larger areas under the window! We are very pleased with the results. The can says use acetone for clean up if needed however lacquer thinner (which is what we had on hand) worked equally as well.

it's a pretty good foam that doesn't bow your windows but we were only able to do one window with it and we ran out. our window was 12 ft by 4 feet and we were only able to do one long side and two short sides. for $8, it's a bit pricey.

A lot easier to control than the other brand,it even has a plug for the hose in case you need to stop for a sec

For the past six years I noticed that whenever I used the guest bathtub, there was a popping/creaking towards the rear of the tub when I was getting out. We were having our Master bath walk-in shower redone (a story in itself) and since the contractor had the shared wall removed, I asked him if there was anything that could be done regarding the tub noise. He noticed there was debris under the tub from the prior renovation. I told him I was researching the problem via the internet, and many suggested spraying foam under the base of the tub. He cleaned the debris and suggested I get foam that was, "No bowing". After applying this product, the noise is nonexistant!

Product came out from the center under the nozzle and from the nozzle. It was everywhere!