Is It Dangerous to Keep Foam Glue in the Car?
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Foam glue is a chemically reactive material, and keeping it in the car is quite dangerous. If exposed to intense sunlight, it may explode and can be very difficult to clean up. Below are some relevant details: 1. Function: Foam glue is categorized into two-component foam glue and single-component foam glue. After curing, it serves purposes such as bonding and sealing. During the curing process, it relies on moisture in the air to solidify, especially when stored, requiring proper sealing to prevent exposure to air, which would trigger curing. 2. Storage Requirements: When storing foam glue, it should be kept in a cool, ventilated place, avoiding direct sunlight. Prolonged exposure to sunlight can alter the properties of the glue. Even if it hasn't expired, its bonding and sealing effectiveness will be significantly reduced. The foam may also become uneven, with larger bubbles, greatly diminishing its waterproofing and insulating properties.