It is currently 29 Mar 2024, 10:10
RogerS wrote:Most important rule - Don't forget to turn the valve off fully at the end of every session.
Slight dampness on the surfaces doesn't matter. In fact, it makes it cure better. If the temperature is really cold then placing the gun/foam container in front of a light bulb to gently warm the can/gun/contents up helps.
Wear gloves and goggles. If you do get some on your hands then you can clean it off with a bit of cleaner on a rag or paper towel(unless you have sensitive skin in which case don't).
Don't fret too much about it building up around the nozzle. You can let the stuff dry and then cut bits off roughly with a knife. Don't fret about getting it pristine. You will know if it needs cutting off a bit more as it won't flow out very easily.
Throw away that little bit of plastic tubing they might have included. It will pop off anyway and when you least expect or want it to.
Make sure the can is completely empty before undoing it. Clean the gun after each can. You only need a bit of a squirt out the front.
Be VERY VERY careful screwing either the can or cleaner on the gun as it can get cross-threaded if you're not careful. On the other hand you need to be determined to screw the can on as part way through the screwing in process,you're starting to break the seal and so if you're not brave and courageous you can end up getting a lot of foam all over the place.
Each time you remove either can or cleaner, double check that none of the plastic from the can/cleaner connector has snapped off and is still inside the thread of the gun. If you don't then be prepared for foam EVERYWHERE
Remember Rule 1 - always turn the gun off fully at the end of using it. I tend to turn mine off even if I know I'm going to be using it again in a couple of minutes.
MY63 wrote: I had some dire warnings from Roger and Mike.
TrimTheKing wrote:MY63 wrote: I had some dire warnings from Roger and Mike.
Surely you've realised by now that our Roger is a massive drama queen!
....., then it all pours out. ....
TrimTheKing wrote:Jack?
Doug wrote:He certainly got excited about the parf dog
MY63 wrote:Doug wrote:He certainly got excited about the parf dog
You mean his Parf dog or am I mistaken in the thought that he is the designer.
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