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It's made of this rubbery compound that eats away at foam. That's all I know. So if you want to see foam melt, put Goop on a styrofoam cup. Answer: For a complete review of "Goop" review the MSDS at the Link. The solvent and odour of Goop is due to toluene and petroleum distillates. These are flammable and can cause skin irritation along with other impacts.
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