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FFFP foam is alcohol resistant and is effective on a wide variety of Class B materials such as alcohol, polar solvents, hydrocarbons, and combinations such as gasohol. Applying FFFP foam to non-ignited Class B liquid spills will seal the surface minimizing the chance of serious fire.

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