Initial Spray Foam Application
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DIY Spray Foam Insulation To Lower Energy Bill
What happens here
The host performs a few test sprays on the wooden framing to gauge the expansion and coverage of the foam. He starts applying the spray foam to the sloped walls, aiming for a consistent 3-inch thickness as specified by the engineering plans. He notes that wearing goggles with a respirator causes fogging, making it difficult to precisely monitor the application. He also learns that the spray foam gun tips must be replaced if not used for more than 20 seconds to prevent clogging. A regular stepladder is used for accessible heights.
Goal: The host performs test sprays and begins applying the spray foam to the sloped walls and rim joists, focusing on consistent coverage and reaching the specified 3-inch thickness.
Tools and materials
- Protective Gear (Tyvek suit
- respirator
- goggles
- gloves)
- Spray Foam Gun/Hoses
- Stepladder
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