SPRAYMAN Thermal & Sound Insulation Spray Foam, Closed Cell
Sprayman Spray Foam Insulation Calculator
Use this calculator to determine how many spray foam insulation cans are needed for your project. A single can covers 20 board feet at 1 inch thickness, providing an R-value of 5.66.
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FAQ
Is Sprayman Spray Foam Insulation open or closed cell?
It's closed-cell, providing excellent thermal and moisture resistance.
What's the R-value of Sprayman Spray Foam Insulation?
One can of Sprayman Spray Foam Insulation covers 20 board feet at 1 inch, with an R-value of 5.66.
How many cans are needed for 1000 sq ft?
Around 50 cans for a 1-inch thickness.
What distinguishes Sprayman Spray Foam Insulation?
Unique for its adaptability to any surface, creating an airtight seal for superior insulation.
How should I apply Sprayman Spray Foam Insulation in 2 layers for effective insulation?
Apply the first layer evenly, lightly mist with water, and wait 30 minutes. Then, apply the second layer to reach the desired thickness and enhance insulation effectiveness.
Can you stay home during insulation?
Re-entry is typically safe after 12 hours; vacating during application is advised.
How do I clean fresh and cured Sprayman Spray Foam Insulation?
For fresh foam, use Sprayman Foam Cleaner. Don’t forget to clean your Spray Foam Gun. For cured foam, mechanical removal is required.
Ensuring optimal performance?
Adhere to guidelines on preparation, temperature, and technique. Regular checks enhance longevity.
Use in extreme temperatures?
Effective within +41°F to +86°F, catering to diverse environmental conditions.
What is the fire rating of Sprayman Spray Foam Insulation?
B3
Can this be used on exterior surfaces?
Suitable for exteriors not exposed to wet conditions.
Can I over paint Sprayman Foam after application?
Yes, after fully curing, Sprayman Foam can be painted to match your aesthetic needs, allowing seamless integration with your space's design.