DAP 7565040440 40440 12 oz. Touch 'n Foam Landscape Exterior Filler Adhesive, Black, 12 Ounce

Great stuff. Works very well as base for beautiful flower arrangements!

We had a need to fill a non-structural area on the end of a roof peak vent .The cap was just not there and non were available .The Asian beetles had found this openingthey were coming in by the hundredsThey look for warmth , well the peak of a roof gets warm .So, out comes the squeeze cheese .Worked like a champ.No more asian beetle issue

I had no problem with the spray nozzle-straw fitting as some have written. The problem with these as I learned from experience: The wand attachment will unwind itself due to torque factors associated with spraying the product under pressure. This means: If you spray, you must continually check the tightness of the wand fitting on the can. The force of the product emerging from the can is the reason. Doing the check means the spray attachment works fine. I have even cleaned the attachment with a small amount of Acetone Douche to reuse it later. In my case, I used the foam to close minor gaps in a short retaining wall ---rather than tear down and rebuild it. Otherwise, muck will come out every time it rains. It works!

Used on outside fireplace chimney. Sealed up wholes and great. Hardens like cement, but easy to cut with a knife. Also act like glue sealing loose rocks to main chimney. A little bit goes a long way. Swells a lot within thirty minutes. Love this stuff.

Worked perfectly to create a terriarium

Maybe selling these online allows DAP to send out cans that didn't meet expectations with quality control? Upon pulling this out the package I immediately felt the weight difference from one bought in stores. The can was in great condition and it's original seal was still intact, so I gave it a shot anyway and maybe got 1/4 to 1/3 out of it compared to what I'm used to. I have been using this product for years and have recommended it to many others. I will continue to do so, but will only encourage others, and will only continue myself, to purchase in person.

Warning! Ordinary solvents don't readily take this stuff off your hands. Use disposable rubber gloves unless you want to steel wool your hands with acetone. It expands when it dries. Use sparingly. If you're considering this product to fill a tree wound or cavity, you might consider calling an arborist instead.

Did exactly what it said it would do. I used it for filling in around rocks in my water fall between the EPDM liner and the rocks, and between the rocks themselves for water sealing and for holding rocks in place (as long as they were steady beforehand -- not going to glue a 200 lb rock to a vertical wall). Tried to be a bit conservative knowing it would expand, but even when it over expanded I was easily able to cut it away with an oscillating tool. MAKE SURE YOU SHAKE IT WELL before each use. Also, one trick I saw on-line that worked well too, was in cracks where the foam was to be visible later, I dusted the top of the foam with sand about 5 minutes after I applied it -- the sand stuck and disguised the foam pretty well. I will try and post some pictures later.It is messy, but that is to be expected. Wear rubber gloves and have a rag handy to wipe/cover the end of the tube as you are moving from place to place to avoid drips (disposable rag -- it will be ruined). If you get any on rocks that you don't want it on, I cleaned it up immediately with acetone and that worked fine. The screw on valve tends to come loose, so you need to keep screwing it on, but that is no big deal. I was also able to use the tube storage pin on the valve to close the can for later use, and used it a week later with no problem. Just make sure you shake it well again. It didn't come out of the can as aggressively after a week, but it still worked, and I live in Arizona -- very low humidity.Bottom line is, it works very well for what it in intended for. Those people that have given it negative reviews seem to have tried to use it for something else, or did not read the instructions, or do not understand how foam works.