Insulation, Radiant and Vapor Barriers - DIY Foam?
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pm15283
12-20-07, 12:47 PM
Is there a diy product similar to isocyene on the market? I have a project that is too large for the small spray cans, but not large enough for the local dealer to bother driving 10 miles to give me an estimate (go figure!).
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airman.1994
12-20-07, 12:59 PM
I think it is called Tiger foam
resercon
12-20-07, 01:01 PM
http://www.fomofoam.com/
KField
12-20-07, 06:56 PM
http://www.tigerfoam.com/
is one of several brands. Maybe you can find instructions online because the nozzles haqve to be thrown out after 60 seconds of no-spray. We use the 600bf containers which are quite heavy to cart around. Temperature is EXTREMELY important. If you are below 70 degrees or above 80 degrees, you will have trouble. We have an insulated box with heaters on each container to keep them constant. It is an unbelievable product when used for its intended purpose. Expensive too. Post back or PM me with any specific questions.
Ken
is one of several brands. Maybe you can find instructions online because the nozzles haqve to be thrown out after 60 seconds of no-spray. We use the 600bf containers which are quite heavy to cart around. Temperature is EXTREMELY important. If you are below 70 degrees or above 80 degrees, you will have trouble. We have an insulated box with heaters on each container to keep them constant. It is an unbelievable product when used for its intended purpose. Expensive too. Post back or PM me with any specific questions.
Ken