how do you remove expanding wall foam from hands?

Answer 1

Normally inside the plastic cap is a pair of gloves to stop you getting it all over oneself. Yes it goes all black deep into the pores. Been to many a night out with black hands. Takes a couple of days or so to ware off.
Don't even think of using sulfuric acid.

Answer 2

I'm assuming you have fiberglass batt insulation in cavities between the studs in your wall. Wear a dust mask and a long sleeve shirt - fiberglass insulation is itchy stuff. Remove the plastic - this is called vapor barrier and must be on the warm side of the insulation (the inside side). Pull the batts out carefully and do whatever it is you want to do for your beetle problem. When you reinstall the batts, make sure they fit snugly with no gaps but do not over-compress. Re staple the vapour barrier to the studs and seal all the seams and any holes with Tuck Tape (ask for it at your hardware store). It is very important to maintain the integrity of your vapor barrier. Without it water vapor will migrate through your insulation and condense and even freeze inside your wall.

Answer 3

Get some expanding foam remover.

Answer 4

Oh skit , EXPANDING wall foam , don't know about how but relatively speaking it should be done before it gets to your mouth and very definately before it reaches your nostrils , you might do well to invest in some scuba gear and Jacques Caeusteau was the the guy who came up with the tequnique for buddy breathing so get some of your friends involved in this project ZZZZZzzz . . .

Answer 5

Tee hee hee! Isn't it a pain? I'm so glad someone else has done this too. Thought it was just me that was a numpty. Anyhoos, I used some nail varnish remover and a good hot shower. It's a bit like superglue. Your fingers will probably feel a bit funny for a few days.

Answer 6

wear the gloves that come with the foam and dont get it on your hands in the first place.
if you forget to use gloves get a tin of expanding foam cleaner when you buy the foam.

Answer 7

Best not get it on you hands at all . its wicked stuff.. you can by a cleaning solvent that will remove it, other than you have to wait for it to cure, once that's happened you can peel it away , though be warned it will take the outer layer of skin off your fingers..

Answer 8

Flame...it is flamable. Burn it off.

Or

I used to used PVC primer. Just a strong solvent will do it.

Or

Rub it on concrete until it's gone. There is a fine line though, try not to take of the skin too.

Answer 9

I would try either WD-40 or Avon's Skin So Soft original scent bath oil. The last one will make your hands feel soft and smell better than with the first one. <*)))><

Answer 10

the more u rub at it the more it turns black am i right!

happened to me

try wd40 , turps, white spirit, nail polish remover, just remember when you get it off to wash you hands well with soapy water and to put on hand cream as all the above dries out your skin

good luck