The new product aims to solve a common frustration in home repair: expanding foams that bow or warp delicate door and window frames. By utilizing a low-pressure, high-density formula, the foam provides structural adhesion while blocking moisture, pests, and noise. Once cured, the white sealant can be trimmed, sanded, or painted to match existing surfaces.
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Flex Seal Expands Lineup with Flexible Polyurethane Foam
Phil Swift, the face of the Flex Seal brand, is moving into the insulation market with the launch of Flex Foam. Unlike rigid predecessors that crack under pressure, this polyurethane sealant is engineered to remain pliable, allowing it to maintain a seal even as building foundations and walls naturally shift over time.
Designed for both indoor and outdoor utility, the material adheres to a variety of substrates including brick, metal, wood, and PVC. The company is positioning the product as an energy-efficiency tool, emphasizing its ability to seal drafts effectively. Flex Foam is currently available through the company’s website and Amazon, with a wider rollout to physical retail locations planned for the coming months.
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