Everbuild PUREX Foam Eater (Expanding Foam Remover) 250ml

it is over priced

Warning, perform a small 'tester' patch before use. I used this on a new oak front door that had several expanding foam stains (not my doing!) on both surfaces. Long story short, it worked okay internally but not so good outside and left stains marks on both sides. It looked as if there were damp patches where it had been applied. I had to very carefully sand it back by hand and reapply the rather expensive [osmo x12 UV Protect] oil. So it ended up taking several hours and £20 to put right.You could say It was my own fault for not doing a tester patch first, but either way.. you have been warned. The picture was taken a couple of days after application / removal.There are a lot of people here moaning about their husbands getting expanding foam everywhere, all I can say is don't mock until you have used the horrible stuff.. you think you can take your eye off it after 30 minutes but no.. that's when it starts going everywhere.

I had a nightmare builder try to do some work on my kitchen. He cut the worktop too short and tried to use expanding foam to fill the gap. I fired him when I found out but the foam had dried and got stuck to the laminate kitchen worktop and I couldn't scrape it off. The foam eater worked like magic. I pasted it 2mm thick and left it on for an hour. Most of it came off easily but the more stubborn areas needed a second application. I would highly recommend this product as it saved me from replacing the whole worktop. I was able to cover the gap with an upstand.

This was purchased to clean up my DIY bodge, Filling a garage door with Foam to seal holes was not my smartest idea.SO when the front of the garage looked unsightly this came to my rescue.The small parts on the paint were easily removed and just wiped off with one coat.the thick parts took a bit of elbow grease and a removal of the skin from my fingertips ( Use the gloves provided will save a week of pain due to cuts on the tip of your finger)But the door now looks clean and good as new. (Happy Wife Happy life!!!)

I guess you've discovered that removing expanding foam is not as easy as you thought. Same here. I got it on a glossy white surface and just left it assuming it will wipe or scrape off. I was very wrong. I couldn't even scrape it using a sharp edge (being careful not to scratch the surface). Laid this on and left it a few minutes and the foam literally wiped off. It's magic, I swear.

It works, the paste is thick and creamy and works well. I used it to clean a blocked gun. I used a syringe to squeeze it into the tube of the gun and using some wire, a pipe cleaner and a small brush. Over a few days of applying it, waiting for it to work and then washing it out and repeating the process, it worked. The gun is as good as new. Now I just need to use a gun cleaner after every ise and never leave a foam can attached to my gun! Remember to read the instructions and wear safety gear!