depending on the brand and substrate temps or preheat temps, i usually do the middle then the outsides "reverse picture frame technique" or yes I'd do the one you are saying the "picture frame technique"
I learnt alot from the comments thanks! I have a question i live in a cold desert ladakh, where winter temp. dip down to minus - 30-35° and peak summer +30°. Is it suitable for our area.
Never spray like this. When you don't spray the each corner of stud there's no seal. When the foam is expanding into the studs the only thing it sealed to is the osb. No studs.
You won't be able to, their skin will peel off in a few years and their liver will disintegrate from absorbing all the chemicals in the air from the spray.
Love your video, I love watching this stuff expand, it's therapeutic, like popping bubble wrap, lol. However, if you guys are using open cell, as the title says, there's no vapor barrier properties, of the foam, so how are you guys going do a vapor barrier, on the walls, post spraying?
If the home is sealed properly there shouldn't be any condensation getting in. Ventilation in the attic or basement is recommended. I'd sprayed a house recently and as we were working the home was almost dripping with moisture. But we solved it with 2 3/4 in closed cell on all exteriors.
Best thing to use in a house I've been doing spray foam for 5 years in Colorado if you have questions contact me I sprayed foam for 5 years I've been in the industry since I was 18
gotta allow ventilation and circulation while the foam is curing within the 24hrs. usually i tell homeowners to keep ventilating for a day or two depending on how they feel comfortable with. i usually have a fan and hose sucking air out of the attic and also another fan and hose blowing air in to keep circulating air if i have enough room in openings like access doors.
You are not wetting the sides and on overlap seams causing voids. Every time you go back to try to fill voids you're only bridging and creating another void. Also moving the product during set-time breaks the natural substrate and causes voids.
@@blakecannon6963 def needs to chill with that wiggle, def isnt trying to remain perpendicular to the surface he's spraying. def isn't trying to consistently wet the enitrety of the cavity. I've been feeling lately that my walls look better when I do up and down strokes.
Polyurethane foam is a plastic and does not adhere well to slick plastics. I welcome you to come pull some off after I spray it to wood or metal though. It doesn’t let go easily.
@The road to Ireland yah actually follow this simple (3-step)rule 1-you come first,(safety first) 2-make sure the equipment is at 100%(across the board),no band aids. 3- The job,(Access, safety, code compliance as per your regions regulations,if the site has issues and your the last one there ! Guess who gets the fall, remember 3 steps with out you, your crew,the equipment,the job doesn't get done.oh and done go more than 2inches (2lbs) at a time , always carry a prob to check you thickness
Good sprayer my ass. He looks like a fucking joke. Putting in waaay too much. He can’t read the foam hence why he’s pushing the foam into the cavity while it’s forming so it’ll adhere to the plywood. This guy is a joke.
That’s closed cell foam you are thinking of... closed cell you can only spray 2-3 inches in one pass for it to off gas and cool down. Open cell you can spray a bunch and it will not burn at the core like the closed cell will, that’s why you can spray 10+ inches in one pass
@@sopanjens use a moisture meter to check the moisture content of the substrate. Usually 19% or below. Check your technical data sheet for your specific Foam. I like to have it below 15% but I also like to feed my family.
There's no best insulation, it all depends on what you need it to do. Sometimes you want your insulation to also act as a vapor barrier, sometimes you want it to reduce sound, sometimes you want it to be flame resistant, sometimes you want it easy to install. Basements need different insulation than above grade. Different climates need different moisture barrier strategies
Since you are a Sprayer let me ask you. In a Garage that is attached but not heated or cooled if i wanted to spray foam it which one should i go with . Closed or open. I'm in Texas.
His speed is to fast. The foam is falling off the substrate. He’s trying to keep the foam from peeling off of the plywood. Foam might be a lil cold also. I’d turn temps up
Foam isn't hot enough... OR it's TOO hot, which means that by the time you're spraying it, it's not cooling down fast enough to stay on the wall. Also, a certain degree of humidity in the air or debris or wetness onside the cavity will prevent it from sticking as well.
@@jerrysmith7166 yes i had never seen a real spray foam tech. This is all new to me as i had come from a tropical country. In my country its only rainy and sunny season so we don't have to insulate our homes but i realized it could make a difference if we insulate it too because it gets hot in the summer there... Now i am learning a lot here because we are insulating our house getting ready for the winter. This is my 2nd winter here in the US. Im watching this to learn... Goodluck to you and have a great day.
@@trump-wj2nx the pmcs are a nightmare. The Graco ones are way easier to work on, and if you properly maintain it and keep the gun clean you'll rarely have issues.
Temperature changing is good for human life.... these technologies making our body so much soft and very prone to cold and coughs.. ultimatly we have to go outside.
A chemical reaction. This spray hose is connected to to barrels of chemicals. To work properly, they have to be heated to a certain temperature. Once the temp is reached, You unvalve the spray gun, and the chemical runs down separate hoses to the nozzle of the gun. At the last split second, when you pull the trigger, the gun allows the two chemicals to touch, the air hose on the gun blows it out, and the chemical starts reacting and expanding on the fly.
No. The installer needs to continuously update his education. He’s got the gumption to work and in all likelihood he was trained this way or thrown in and told to figure it out. This issue will probably never come back on him in this case although it could on a job where there’s no wallboard going over it.
@@JosephClay in all likelihood that he was poorly trained and thrown on the gun to fend for himself,only confirmed two things !! 1-the company he works for is abusing people and selfish as it gets 2-not matter your field of work ,one must stay safe and educate yourself on all safety requirements of a job
This guy doesn’t even have a long sleeve on lol. He is gonna be covered from head to toe in foam! He should be wearing an air hood too. The charcoal respirator works but it doesn’t block everything. I sprayed for 10 years with the charcoal respirator and I became allergic to Isocyante because of that. I can’t spray anymore. I’m doing fine health wise just can’t be around foam anymore. I still do fiberglass but I always wear a mask!
If you have to push on the foam as it’s growing you are not processing foam right. In fact you are creating a void between the foam and the substrate. Not only is he not wearing proper ppe (personal protective equipment) but he is also installing the foam incorrectly. Training is so important in this industry. People hire just anyone to do this stuff and they see but don’t understand. What they are seeing. Hire a licensed professional. The cheapest doesn’t always pay off
@@Hunter-yy4es no, he isn't getting the job done right, and you're wrong, if not done properly it can fall apart, fall down the cavity and not work at all, which is why you should always hire a licensed professional. But I'm sure you're just an "is what it is" fly by wire un-licensed hack so you'll never get it.
@@willfishing5605 spraying expansanding foam into cavity doesn't require much knowledge, safety in the works force has always come down to personal preference. As of how this job looks its expanding l don't see anything wrong its filling up. Each company has its own methods or style. Not everyone is going to follow the rules this isn't rocket science its Spraying expanding foam. l could watch 10 videos of the one trade and l bet almost all will have their own style. and talk shit about " how not to do" to make them selves stand out from the rest.
There's actually quite a bit of math that goes with it as well as architectural knowledge. The foam isn't expanding as fast as normal. His temps may be off. I spray lappola.
some guys are absolute idiots! spray foam is nothing simple. its not like the spray foam in the cans you guy picked up from Walmart! you are suppose to be licensed to handle it but people dont care! look up the video that the lady had to remove all of it cause it made her entire family sick cause the assholes didn't apply it right! i feel bad for the owners of this home. suck what scams there are everyday.....
It's basically useless for soundproofing because it's too hard. Soundproofing works by absorbing the vibrations of sound waves. Fibreglass insulation is the best for in-wall soundproofing.
Spray foam is used as an air barrier, not a sound barrier. The finished sprayed product is made of a plastic, and while it may be a little squishy, it has an exterior that can let sound bounce off of it quite easily. Every room that our customers ask to be soundproofed, we line with mineral wool. It is a very thick, abrasive form of fiberglass that has little bits and pieces of sediment and rock that help to catch sound before it passes through the fiberglass. And it makes all the difference in the world.
@@penengahperkara hello im from indonesia too, this was already exist here a long time ago, but usually only used on hotel, ballroom, mall or luxury house. Which city do you live in?
@@mx500a4 it can be a problem for mortgage companies when approving home loans due to the spray foam insulation covering the roof structure, leaving their inspectors unable to see the condition of the wood members. If your roof has a hole in it for some reason, water can seep in and sit there rotting out the sheathing and growing mold, eventually the roof rafters and drywall if your attic is a finished living space. It might be a regional thing as well, but if it was my home, I’d go with rigid foam insulation instead.
As a HVAC guy. I love these attics. Attic is 85-90 in August here in Texas. No problem. Others. Problem.... lol
In the UK where humidity is high most of the year or slight leaks in the roofing with constant rain it can help rot the wood faster.
First off I spraythe outline of the cavities and then the inside that way you’ll have a better cavity cover .
It should be common sense. Especially to someone who does this for a job
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@@twizz420 nah y’all’s pattern just sucks and you hit studs
depending on the brand and substrate temps or preheat temps, i usually do the middle then the outsides "reverse picture frame technique" or yes I'd do the one you are saying the "picture frame technique"
Usually the experts are the ones watching the video 😆
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Im trying to do this for my shed house
Looks better than my house they didn’t spray enough to shave the walls very much… gotta come back Thursday to add
I learnt alot from the comments thanks!
I have a question i live in a cold desert ladakh, where winter temp. dip down to minus - 30-35° and peak summer +30°.
Is it suitable for our area.
Never spray like this. When you don't spray the each corner of stud there's no seal. When the foam is expanding into the studs the only thing it sealed to is the osb. No studs.
That’s A cool attic.
Too bad these guys just ruined it.
0:39 thats gonna be a grow room or what?! 😅🔥😂😂😎
Нихренасебе вот это скорость застывания.
Try spraying every other cavity and see how much easier it is to cut it flush and then spray the other ones in. Twice as fast.
Buy a shaver and that wouldn't be a problem
@@michealschrader9762 shaver that we use is heavy as fuck, almost worth just using something less efficient
we use an corded reciprocating saw with a 3ft saw blade to cut flush.
@@Tht1_N8ve same I have two and shave down a whole house in under an hour
No wonder spray foam costs so much. When you spray way more than you need to and have to trim it all
Wonder how long he will live installing foam with no protection for his skin. Seen a ton installed never without a suit, regardless of temp.
Rip to whatever electrician has to run new wire through that wall in 20 years
Why would you have to run new wire?
Bane is in the insulation Business now "Yes! The spray foam rises!"
You know these amateurs?
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@@jerrysmith7166
I believe he was making a joke, Mr Serious.
"You believe the foam is your ally? I was born in it. Molded by it."
I have never seen anything like this before 😮
What company is this? I'd like to know so I don't accidentally hire them.
Lmfao
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You won't be able to, their skin will peel off in a few years and their liver will disintegrate from absorbing all the chemicals in the air from the spray.
Open cell foam is absolute garbage
Closed cell foam or don’t even bother!!!!
Why?
Love your video, I love watching this stuff expand, it's therapeutic, like popping bubble wrap, lol. However, if you guys are using open cell, as the title says, there's no vapor barrier properties, of the foam, so how are you guys going do a vapor barrier, on the walls, post spraying?
If the home is sealed properly there shouldn't be any condensation getting in. Ventilation in the attic or basement is recommended. I'd sprayed a house recently and as we were working the home was almost dripping with moisture. But we solved it with 2 3/4 in closed cell on all exteriors.
@@dr.dingus3453 Ever heard of condensation caused from actual use of the house?
Really well informed people involved in this "craft"... 🙈
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@L R
"It's not forg, Johnny, it's corndensation"
@@skylined5534 Corn-den-sa-tion...
These amateurs give me anxiety..
Siko for not wearing a suit lol
LMAO I JUST SAID THE SE THING BEFORE I READ THIS..ITS NOT JUST THE SUIT. THESE GUYS SUCK
@@jerrysmith7166 so many gaps 😵
Dude I'm surprised that house even made it. Bays are short. I mean I can go on and on
I thought of this idea awhile back. Lovely.
Best thing to use in a house I've been doing spray foam for 5 years in Colorado if you have questions contact me I sprayed foam for 5 years I've been in the industry since I was 18
@@andrewjones5717 Simp
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Spaz
@@andrewjones5717 do you use an air compressor with these type of guns?
@@aaronshaw9374 yes sir we do.
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Is it ok to apply spray foam insulation when the attic is 110 degrees? Will it fully cure? Or will it off gas forever?
gotta allow ventilation and circulation while the foam is curing within the 24hrs. usually i tell homeowners to keep ventilating for a day or two depending on how they feel comfortable with. i usually have a fan and hose sucking air out of the attic and also another fan and hose blowing air in to keep circulating air if i have enough room in openings like access doors.
You are not wetting the sides and on overlap seams causing voids. Every time you go back to try to fill voids you're only bridging and creating another void. Also moving the product during set-time breaks the natural substrate and causes voids.
He’s speed is causing him to fall short. He’s definitely a rook for sure. Feel bad for the home owner
@@blakecannon6963 def needs to chill with that wiggle, def isnt trying to remain perpendicular to the surface he's spraying. def isn't trying to consistently wet the enitrety of the cavity. I've been feeling lately that my walls look better when I do up and down strokes.
Yup these guys don't know how to handle open cell creating void after void
@@isaacfranco9216 open cell is basically a multitude of voids...open cell.
It didn't even stick to the plastic in the beginning.... How is it going to stay in the stud bays or ceiling? Friction?
Polyurethane foam is a plastic and does not adhere well to slick plastics. I welcome you to come pull some off after I spray it to wood or metal though. It doesn’t let go easily.
This is a true course on how not to spray foam ,so sad makes the industry look like bunch of ham and Eggers
Bro I was just thinking the EXACT same thing .
@@shanoncrowley2751 here is how I train guys to spray under set conditions,th-cam.com/video/q_3LCeaRHs0/w-d-xo.html
@The road to Ireland yah actually follow this simple (3-step)rule
1-you come first,(safety first)
2-make sure the equipment is at 100%(across the board),no band aids.
3- The job,(Access, safety, code compliance as per your regions regulations,if the site has issues and your the last one there ! Guess who gets the fall, remember 3 steps with out you, your crew,the equipment,the job doesn't get done.oh and done go more than 2inches (2lbs) at a time , always carry a prob to check you thickness
@The road to Ireland trust me I understand temperature swings I live in Canada.
@@shanoncrowley2751 Shanon are you a foamer?
improper clothing, improper breathing apparatus....the iso will retire him one day lol
I look at it as its that persons life if they dont want to wear safety equipment
Improper breathing apparatus? Why do you say this?
He should wear the air hood. Open cell creates smoke that you’re gonna smell through the charcoal filters. Trust me I sprayed for 10 years.
@@dbodooley Shang Tsung wins. Flawless Victory.
They don’t know shit about foam insulation, in the first place they’re not completing the basics on safety plus they’re slow as a piece of shit drying
As far as I know it burns brightly.
Wooaww
Nasty work, base pleaseeeee.
Still seems so much easier with preform batt insulation
Well yea, of course it's easier, and it's half the R-value.
good sprayer but damn bro wear a suit.
Seriously. Helper trimming the foam too without a mask as you can hear him spraying in the background lol
too much waste material
where is the good sprayer
I did this for two years and always wore a suite. That shit is hot coming out of the gun. I had a hose blow up and burned my skin
Good sprayer my ass. He looks like a fucking joke. Putting in waaay too much. He can’t read the foam hence why he’s pushing the foam into the cavity while it’s forming so it’ll adhere to the plywood. This guy is a joke.
Mahmoud Sharaf bro. Stfu. U have no idea about spray foam.
isn't he using way too much foam? And I thought you were supposed to spray it in layers to allow off gassing?
That’s closed cell foam you are thinking of... closed cell you can only spray 2-3 inches in one pass for it to off gas and cool down. Open cell you can spray a bunch and it will not burn at the core like the closed cell will, that’s why you can spray 10+ inches in one pass
enkrypt3d he isn’t even wearing a suit lmao
Btw HFO high lift closed cell you can spray in 6.5 inch passes
I would freak out if my guys were wasting that much material.
What kind of knife is that
You DONT insulate the roof. You insulate the ceiling and let the attic vent as is supposed to. WTF
Steam barrier?? The mold guarantees
I wouldn't pay for a job done like this. Youre not even spraying near the studs. Mind as well use batts.
Shouldn't take much to heat that house after that.
Roughly R4 per inch
6:18 it comes off the wall and he pats it back down. Moisture problem or temperature issue
They should build real houses Made of concrete. I mean, USA claims to be an awesome country whit top tech and they still have a lot of wooden houses.
How do you prevent that?
@@sopanjens use a moisture meter to check the moisture content of the substrate. Usually 19% or below. Check your technical data sheet for your specific Foam. I like to have it below 15% but I also like to feed my family.
Temps actually look pretty good
Or used closed cell spray foam
Is this foam also used for double glazed windows?
Closed cell foam in a tin for windows.
Lol 😂 good luck finding the roof leak !!!
Wow didn’t think on that …..
this is a great example of how NOT to do the job.
And shouldn’t they have prepped all the electrical boxes? I don’t think I saw coverings on them
@@braydinjones6301 I know at least in Ontario Canada where I live, all the junction boxes need to be accessible.
Exactly doesn’t even have a suit on lul
Dudes behind him don't even have a mask on
Around 6:20 dude just foams the cavity that the foam is falling out of. Instead of injecting like he did on the next one
Please, what is the best and strongest in insulation, rock wool, or this liquid foam?
There's no best insulation, it all depends on what you need it to do.
Sometimes you want your insulation to also act as a vapor barrier, sometimes you want it to reduce sound, sometimes you want it to be flame resistant, sometimes you want it easy to install. Basements need different insulation than above grade. Different climates need different moisture barrier strategies
Rock wool does not off gas when heated to ignation point. Also ignation point is very high for rock wool - actually, it doesn't burn at all.
As a sprayer myself, this hurt me to watch
Since you are a Sprayer let me ask you. In a Garage that is attached but not heated or cooled if i wanted to spray foam it which one should i go with . Closed or open. I'm in Texas.
@@tpfmike1976 open cell
This is the first time I’ve seen insulation sprayed and it still hurt me to watch.
Do you know how dangerous it is to spray polyurethane foam without proper PPE,🧐
What this thing does I mean why they are doing this
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@@xiannie2067 It insulates homes from cold temperatures
I'm burning myself in the back of my house. I would love to have something of that to cover the roof and counter the hot of the sun
Why does he pushes the foam back into cavity ?
His speed is to fast. The foam is falling off the substrate. He’s trying to keep the foam from peeling off of the plywood. Foam might be a lil cold also. I’d turn temps up
Foam isn't hot enough... OR it's TOO hot, which means that by the time you're spraying it, it's not cooling down fast enough to stay on the wall. Also, a certain degree of humidity in the air or debris or wetness onside the cavity will prevent it from sticking as well.
It's because he is not doing the application right, just fast...
Why didn't he spray down into the soffit?
same my work here in saudi arabia
I stumbled across this after eating a gram and a half of pharmaceutical mushrooms WOW
Didn't really fill all the spots did ya..
That's a hard work...nice job done guys...
Obviously you've never seen a real spray foam tech... None of us go into anything knowing everything though.
@@jerrysmith7166 yes i had never seen a real spray foam tech. This is all new to me as i had come from a tropical country. In my country its only rainy and sunny season so we don't have to insulate our homes but i realized it could make a difference if we insulate it too because it gets hot in the summer there... Now i am learning a lot here because we are insulating our house getting ready for the winter. This is my 2nd winter here in the US. Im watching this to learn... Goodluck to you and have a great day.
@@leizasweet6303 damnn sweaty lil girl😆
Burn Baby, Burn! Looks like it would be easily flammable?
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What are they doing and what is it used for?
So what recipe is he using for the frosting?
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2 egg whites to a cup of sugar.
Glenn and Wyatt. They fell in the mixer and...well, they are a part of the product now.
The making of hazardous waste at its best...
Recycling impossible
Type of foam?
Guarantee, that there are voids behind that spray foam
What kind of foam machine you are using ?
graco control the market
@@mahmoudsharaf1264 i have heard good things about pmc ph2. Do you know anything about these machines?
@@trump-wj2nx the pmcs are a nightmare. The Graco ones are way easier to work on, and if you properly maintain it and keep the gun clean you'll rarely have issues.
Hi,
How much does an hour of work of the spraying master cost?
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Temperature changing is good for human life.... these technologies making our body so much soft and very prone to cold and coughs.. ultimatly we have to go outside.
so is this a 2 part foam that is mixed when it is shot out of the spray gun?
Yes? Hence him testing the mix at the start of the video. The nozzle at the end if the gun is actually what mixes the 2 products as they come out.
A chemical reaction. This spray hose is connected to to barrels of chemicals. To work properly, they have to be heated to a certain temperature. Once the temp is reached, You unvalve the spray gun, and the chemical runs down separate hoses to the nozzle of the gun. At the last split second, when you pull the trigger, the gun allows the two chemicals to touch, the air hose on the gun blows it out, and the chemical starts reacting and expanding on the fly.
@@ryalsackjon3020 meron po dito sa pilipinas?
kung meron po nangangailagan po ako ng ganyan?tnx
Installer needs to find a new career
No. The installer needs to continuously update his education. He’s got the gumption to work and in all likelihood he was trained this way or thrown in and told to figure it out. This issue will probably never come back on him in this case although it could on a job where there’s no wallboard going over it.
Go join Spray Foam World Wide Facebook group and post pics and vids. You’ll get a college degree in SPF.
@@JosephClay in all likelihood that he was poorly trained and thrown on the gun to fend for himself,only confirmed two things !! 1-the company he works for is abusing people and selfish as it gets
2-not matter your field of work ,one must stay safe and educate yourself on all safety requirements of a job
@@JosephClay hahaha college degree!!!!! If you knew me that comment wouldn’t have been posted
@@chinidad2778 you a pretty good foamer?
We're i can find this liquid form pls reply i required for packing
Kira-kira di Indonesia sudah ada apa belum ya
I want to see someone get covered with this! 📞 Jacks ass 4!
I'm Johnny Knoxville and today we're filling Jack's add with expanding foam!
de quel produit s'agit-il.merci
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Where is perching
ye solueation nagpur me kaha milta hai koye batayega
Can anyone tell detail of its all chemicals with ratio and where to get online easily ...???
This guy doesn’t even have a long sleeve on lol. He is gonna be covered from head to toe in foam! He should be wearing an air hood too. The charcoal respirator works but it doesn’t block everything. I sprayed for 10 years with the charcoal respirator and I became allergic to Isocyante because of that. I can’t spray anymore. I’m doing fine health wise just can’t be around foam anymore. I still do fiberglass but I always wear a mask!
You don’t get sensitized from wearing charcoal filters. Been foam for 12 years and my first 6 I used those filters with no issues.
Hope you are ok. Do you know how much it cost to spray foam a house like this
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Завораживает.
What brand of foam are y’all using?
I'm unaware of a particular brand that was used. However, it's all open cell foam.
Icynene ultra classic
Kinda looks lik isp or huntsman @@acah926
If u use open cell foam be careful it will grow black mold in damp spaces
If poorly installed
From Indonesia
Dmn bisa beli alat ini?
Wow nice gadget
Imagin spraying directly into your nose
But I am watching first time after 3 years
Очень интересный строй материал. Технологии.
Строительная пена 🤣🤣🤣
Им только ангары утеплять . В частный дом не годится , если вы не глухой конечно .
He needs alot of practice.
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Sir,
We're from purchase this gunner...? Please
If you have to push on the foam as it’s growing you are not processing foam right. In fact you are creating a void between the foam and the substrate. Not only is he not wearing proper ppe (personal protective equipment) but he is also installing the foam incorrectly. Training is so important in this industry. People hire just anyone to do this stuff and they see but don’t understand. What they are seeing. Hire a licensed professional. The cheapest doesn’t always pay off
either way his getting the job done, end of the day its just foam filling a cavity no rocket science behind applying it.
@@Hunter-yy4es no, he isn't getting the job done right, and you're wrong, if not done properly it can fall apart, fall down the cavity and not work at all, which is why you should always hire a licensed professional. But I'm sure you're just an "is what it is" fly by wire un-licensed hack so you'll never get it.
@@willfishing5605 spraying expansanding foam into cavity doesn't require much knowledge, safety in the works force has always come down to personal preference. As of how this job looks its expanding l don't see anything wrong its filling up. Each company has its own methods or style. Not everyone is going to follow the rules this isn't rocket science its Spraying expanding foam.
l could watch 10 videos of the one trade and l bet almost all will have their own style. and talk shit about " how not to do" to make them selves stand out from the rest.
There's actually quite a bit of math that goes with it as well as architectural knowledge. The foam isn't expanding as fast as normal. His temps may be off. I spray lappola.
some guys are absolute idiots! spray foam is nothing simple. its not like the spray foam in the cans you guy picked up from Walmart! you are suppose to be licensed to handle it but people dont care! look up the video that the lady had to remove all of it cause it made her entire family sick cause the assholes didn't apply it right! i feel bad for the owners of this home. suck what scams there are everyday.....
Also how effective would this be for a recording studio room?
It would work great it blocks the unwanted noises
It will not work do not use it. Use rock wool instead
It's basically useless for soundproofing because it's too hard. Soundproofing works by absorbing the vibrations of sound waves.
Fibreglass insulation is the best for in-wall soundproofing.
Rock wool would be your best choice, theres some that come in 4x8 boards the use it on movie theaters, schools and churches
Spray foam is used as an air barrier, not a sound barrier. The finished sprayed product is made of a plastic, and while it may be a little squishy, it has an exterior that can let sound bounce off of it quite easily. Every room that our customers ask to be soundproofed, we line with mineral wool. It is a very thick, abrasive form of fiberglass that has little bits and pieces of sediment and rock that help to catch sound before it passes through the fiberglass. And it makes all the difference in the world.
Looks a little faster than using fiberglass
but then you gotta cut it and sweep it
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I want to ask, What are the uses for it, because in my country, I have never found a house in spray foam material
Where you from my friend
Indonesia
@@penengahperkara hello im from indonesia too, this was already exist here a long time ago, but usually only used on hotel, ballroom, mall or luxury house. Which city do you live in?
@@san-em1oh Hallo juga kyrra sandra. Aku tinggal di jawa timur. Kamu bisa berbahasa indonesia.
Oh aku pikir cara itu dilakukan untuk semua rumah.
@@penengahperkara haha sama aku juga di jawa timur, mungkin karna faktor biaya jadi nggak semua rumah pakai. Biasanya pabrik juga pakai.
People that do that to their homes don’t love themselves. Good luck when you try and resell that house😬.
It increases the value here in the states.
@@mx500a4 it can be a problem for mortgage companies when approving home loans due to the spray foam insulation covering the roof structure, leaving their inspectors unable to see the condition of the wood members. If your roof has a hole in it for some reason, water can seep in and sit there rotting out the sheathing and growing mold, eventually the roof rafters and drywall if your attic is a finished living space. It might be a regional thing as well, but if it was my home, I’d go with rigid foam insulation instead.
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Saludos desde Puerto Rico
Xq usted dice eso? El trabajador hizo algo mal?
Muy mal aplicado demaciado rápido. Yo sé que se pone muy caliente pero hay que usar tyvek y fresh air.
do the outline first, then the center .
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Forbidden marshmallows
That is so faster and effective !!!
Well done ...
Very perfect work...Can you please share chemical ratios and equipment?
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Could be something like graco E-30 or graco A-25, Gusmer, H30 or some reactor like that. And ratio is usually in 99% of cases 1:1
Hello. I need such a device, where can I buy it? Can you write a link or address? thanks
Just remember, these things cost about 30,000 dollars
Good
Atleast he's wearing a mask....
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i to insulate a new house can any body tell
me ! wish product is the best?
Can u use the polyethylene using Electric Spray Gun or no?
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No
No need any protection suit?
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Nice video but soooooo many spots missed
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