Slow Rise Spray Foam Existing Walls 

I just filled my first wall. I only bought the 200 kit to make sure I liked the product and could install it properly. No problems at all. Getting ready to order more to complete my house.

how about making many small hole for foam to exit to prove the coverage is there?

No, at no point does the plexiglass separate from the studs. This is not a sales video, it's a video to show what really happens inside an empty wall cavity when blind-filling with Slow Rise foam. This way, our customers know what to expect if they attempt the project in their own home. As you can see from other points in the video, we're not hiding anything. Thanks for the question!

3:15 1992 wants its drum loop back.

What could someone expect to pay for a average household

I really want to know soundproofing quality of this product. Open-cell foam is said to provide better sound dampening quality.

BUT... can you use this in an exterior wall cavity? i have an exterior garage wall, 2x4 cavity, outside is BRICK, behind the brick is a 3/4 foam board, then the studs, then the internal sheetrock (in the garage). i understand the 3 hole, and reasoning why. but how much foam do you squirt in the hole? if you squirt until the foam starts coming out of the hole, you are going to pop the sheetrock off the walls won't you? so if you first hole is at 3 feet, how much product do you put in before you wait and allow it to expand?

Is this foam too much money?. I built my home by myself and I don't have much. Live in Mexico and salaries here suck, you can bearly make a living. But I sure will love to insulate my home. Winter and Summer s here are tuff... Thank for your replay, will be waiting for it.

This is an old video so hopefully someone answers but how many cans will be needed per bay

Why can't I feed.the hose in from the top and not drill holes in my lathe plaster?

Installation of the insulation I mean...

Is this considered open celled foam? R value? And how would plaster and lath hold up with it?

Doesn't this foam produce off-gassing if not slowly sprayed and allowed to dry about an inch at a time? This process seems dangerous to me, as you don't know if there is an pocket that isn't cured inside the middle of all this, producing some dangerous gasses.

Is there any danger that the Romex wiring would heat up too much during use because of the insulation?

Is it fire safe

I thought this stuff was green to show the proper mix ratio; it looks yellow in the video.

I have ship lap behind the wallboard...will this affect the insulation adversely?

i need to know about size of bubble into foam? Please tell me.

What foam is this?

How do you calculate how long to spray within a wall cavity?

how fast does the foam rise

What happens when you have pre existing insulation.

Nob & tube wiring? What do you mean?

Will it work for sound proofing?

Won't it push the drywall out

If you need a filter mask to apply it, it will gas off into your home for a long time, years potentially. If it expands that much, it will push out your drywall, your walls will look like a 16 on center quilt. Fiberglass, installed properly is still the best. Cheap, clean and best of all, does not gas off for you to breathe. Lastly, imagine having to run new wires or install an outlet in the future, its not happening. I wouldn't want to patch up three holes per stud, that's a lot of work.

Saturday Night Live skit.

Not really a job for an inexperienced do-it-yourselfer.

Just a terrible idea.

This is got to be the most stupid idea ever! Good way to fuck your cladding!😂 If you do this to your house you will have to re clad cause it fucks it completely!