Dap 7565004000 Window Door Foam Sealant 12 Oz

Product Description

The DAP TOUCH N FOAM PRODUCTS 7565004000 is a low-pressure expanding polyurethane foam sealant engineered specifically for window and door rough openings. It seals gaps and insulates against air infiltration without generating the high expansion force that bows or warps window frames, door jambs, or adjacent wallboard. The bright white foam becomes tack-free in approximately 10 minutes and can be sanded or painted within one hour of application, allowing work to proceed without extended downtime. Installers rely on this product where standard expanding foams pose a risk of frame distortion.

This sealant is suited for residential and light commercial construction and remodeling applications. It is commonly applied when setting pre-hung doors and windows, sealing rough-opening perimeters before casing and trim installation, and stopping air infiltration around framed openings in exterior walls. The low-expansion formulation makes it appropriate wherever dimensional stability of the surrounding framing and finish materials must be maintained during and after application.

Key Features

• Low-pressure expansion formula will not bow windows, doors, or wallboard
• Tack-free in approximately 10 minutes for faster workflow
• Paintable and sandable within one hour of application
• Seals and insulates in a single step, reducing air infiltration
• Bright white color for easy inspection of coverage
• 12 oz can size suitable for single-opening and spot applications

Compatibility

Designed as a low-expansion polyurethane foam sealant for use around window and door rough openings in wood-framed, metal-framed, and masonry construction where frame distortion must be avoided.

Installation Notes

This product is typically applied by carpenters, general contractors, or experienced DIYers during rough-opening finishing or weatherization work. Shake the can thoroughly before use and apply in moderate temperatures for best cure results. Wear gloves and eye protection, as uncured polyurethane foam bonds aggressively to skin and surfaces. Remove excess foam after it has fully cured using a utility knife or sandpaper rather than attempting removal while wet.