can the can be removed with material still inside, or does it continue to spew foam when removed from the gun?
2058705
It can be removed. You will get some foam and the can may not be reusable at a later date. Make sure you understand the use of the cleaner and how to clean the gun. I have several guns to use for different foams so that I can leave the cans on until fully used for up to a three week period before cleaning.
239896
Just pull out the 3 layers of foam, they are not fastened in except by friction. A great case. On the other hand, I found to hold heavy guns really tight, without moving, I had to add another foam pad.The latches seem pretty secure. Both top and bottom are part of the handle so, even if you did not latch it the cover would stay on while carrying.
97354
Yes, it can be removed easily. I remove it after every use for easier storage.
1949949
You can get additional foam sheets from the company you bought the case from originally. Most cases I remove the center foam. Lay out the firearms on the sheet of foam how you want to them to be held within the case. You can even leave scopes on your rifles and include extra magazines. Use a Sharpie and draw on the foam around each item you have laid out. Using an exacto knife cut our the foam shapes. When finished place the foam back in the case. Perfect custom fit. If you mess up on a cut just place that piece back in place and use a little glue hold the piece in place. However do not glue down the large center sheet. It should just sit in the case without any glue. Hope this helps.
241273
Cans that require a gun. Honestly, I'll never go back to the cans with straws again... A large can with the gun lasts me a really long time... because I can control the flow..and when I let go of the trigger I dont have any excess foam leaving the gun.
1723435
It's been awhile since I've had mine but to reply without going to confirm I seem to recall it's the pick & pluck foam what made the difference. I made some 'throw and go' out of several of these to hold a firearm, magazines (2), and a box of ammo in each. My only recommendation preference for them was to provide a better latch to prevent accidental opening.
1295427
it may be slightly tight, but I find if you either, use a hair dryer in the opening, or put it into the clothes dryer for a couple of minute, put the pistol in when it is warm, the material kind of molds to the gun.
110946
Yes you can. all depends on how you cut the foam. If you do it right you will even have space for a handgun or 2 and some extra magazines.
1821629
Yes, The foam stays for a long time. Sometimes it is just too much and I have to pour it away.
1459350
Yes you can remove cover, but you need to have a bag to put the foam pellets in. There is a double zipper to prevent kids (or kidlike adults) from opening the bag and letting the pellets out. The outer zipper does not have a pull, so you need to put an unfolded paper click through it to pull it open. Once you have outer zipper open, the inner zipper has a pull. The pellets are lose inside.
239776
The instructions advise you to keep the foam pieces you remove. You can put the pieces back in with a "Hot Glue Gun" that uses low heat. I use the glue gun to set the foam in place once I was done with my setup. I also used the glue gun to glue the center plucked foam to the case walls.
736790
This product is not intended to be removed. It hardens to a very rigid foam that can be cut if you wish to remove it. It is very tenacious and is very difficult to remove from fabrics, carpet, etc.
1458280
You can leave it in the gun indefinitely. The longer it sits, as in weeks, the less power it has. Wont hurt the gun or mechanism in any way.
619400
I'm no expert... but I applied the foam it at around 70 degrees and it worked ok for me. Towards the end of the job one of the canisters ran out of product before the other....The two components need to mix together to make the foam and to make it harden. If one can runs out before the other, the material coming out of the gun will not gel or make the foam hard and it just runs and drips
1067820
I removed a 1x1x3 block of foam from the bottom left corner and I keep a glock 27 with a crimson trace laser, lcp in a pocket holser (upside down in bottom left corner), and an extra g27 magazine(below the glock) in mine.They touch but are not tight and easily removed. I'd upload a picture but I don't see that option on this page.
1419929
No. As others have stated there are no instructions nor is there any reason to remove it. I would expect the foam is there to prevent the motor from getting any water into it. It is the worst Dustbuster vacuum I have bought and would only use it to pick small water spills.
251945
I have not tried that . From the looks , it is held in place by adhesive. I don't see that you couldn't remove that part and replace it with foam ! I see where your going and I'm sure you can accomplish it. Hope it helps!