fischer Expanding Hand Foam, Yellow, 750 ml (Pack of 1)

Fast delivery, as described, great price and decent product. Thanks.

good

Did the job but found cheaper at tool station

I followed the instructions (shake,apply & it did the job perfectly.decent value product for me.

I was filling in gaps in the garden because of a rat issue. The foam is just OK, after using half of the can the foam would no longer come out, the straw was not blocked- air was coming out but no foam ( yes I did shake it!) So I feel like I didn't get the full value of my purchase. Also it expands quite slowly so it looks ok, then when you return to check the foam it's expanded to double its size. I went to cut the excess foam, it was hard and dry on the outside, but the inside was not set, so ruined my hacksaw. I took the top off and foam gooped out and expanded again. I've used other expanding foam like Gorilla foam which I much better. I would not recommend.

Like other reviewers said, be careful not to use too much. It really does expand a lot and becomes messy. I used it to fill a large gap behind a skirting board and it started coming out the top very quickly. However, it has done an excellent job. Make sure you clear the nozzle after use (I used a chopstick to do it) and you can reuse it.

After I mastered the nozzle assembly and made sure the place I was using it was clean and dust free, I set to eork. I've had a draft coming from under my kitchen cupboards for ages and recently I narrowed it down to where it was coming from. It's where the water pipes are situated joining to ma water meter. I sprayed a little drop where I thought it may be and now no draught and no cold feet in a morning when it's a bit breezy. Also it filled in a crack in the bricks where some bees tried to make their way inside ma kitchen. No way, go live somewhere else. Great product and relatively easy to use.

This was my first experience with expanding foam; I used it to fill in some voids I discovered while re-furbing my bathroom during the pandemic. It only requires the lightest touch on the trigger, and WHOOSH!! Lots of foam, which has a tendency to spatter. Fortunately, I had the forethought to protect my new bath with plastic, but still found a couple of small splats which had shot beyond the plastic, cleaned off immediately, it hasn't done any harm. The gaps were filled well, and the overflow was easy to cut flush with the wall once it was dry. (After trying a few saws, stanley knives etc, I found a bread knife was the most efficient tool for a neat, flat finish!) Good stuff, just go easy on the trigger!!