Froth Pak 200 Spray Foam Insulation Kit, 9 ft Hose – Closed Cell, 2 Part Foam Sealant, Yields Up to 200 Board ft

Very easy to use. Performed well

Good coverage and easy application. Just follow the directions and make sure it's a warm day you should do fine. It's messier than expected to just make sure you have Dropbox and paper towels.

You really have to know what you are doing to use this effectively and safely. As with all closed cell polyurethane foam, the fumes emitted from this product as you spray it are damned toxic. The literature that comes with the kit makes this clear, but there isn't a hint of this problem on the product description on Amazon. I had to buy a six hundred dollar respirator pump to use FROTH-PAK, and evacuate my house for several hours after I sprayed it (as recommended by the manufacturer). If I had to do the job again, I'd hire a professional to do the job instead.

It was ok but after I primed the system,I started the spraying in a crawl space that was tight the tip came off and I didn't realize it. This was the first time I used it. So when you begin make sure the tip is secure even if it clicks in, make sure or you will waste alot of product.

This stuff is amazing!! Insulated my overhead door in my shop.

We read the instructions, watched videos, did all the prep, suited up and tried to make this work - what a debacle and utter disappointment!!!!! The nozzle was DEFECTIVE, would NOT stay attached, and only sprayed a fine mist except for huge gobs that stuck to my goggles and gloves and floor. Managed to use all the product, but to no avail. now we have a HUGE MESS to clean up and nowhere near enough insulation where it belongs!! Will be trying to augment with the canned stuff but meanwhile, we wasted almost $500 with this. I think we desreve some money back, don't you?

Great product. Easy to use. The biggest thing is making sure it’s the right temp or you won’t get the full amount out.

My first time using it and it was great. The first board came out thin because i was rushing. but i did a 10x12 ceiling and it was 3-4 inches thick. It can get messy. but i let it dry then pulled it up. the only problem i had was the nozzle popped off. not the best locking clip. i added a piece of tape and it worked well. also the carry hook could be better. something that would lock the cans together. it is a hassle going up and down a latter and when you sit the cans down the hook comes off and a can falls over. but i would definitely buy again.