Does this proboct insulate the outside walls with a hold in wall after shingle was removed?
1602507
This item was delivered to me broken, inoperable. A waste of money. I cannot recommend this product nor amazon.
1602508
I had significant problems using this product. One of the two parts did not spray, so I did not get foam I got an oily mess. However, were it to have worked as intended, I still don't think it is what you are looking for to patch a hole. I would cut the hole you have square and then cut a square piece of material similar to whatever the wall is made from to fit your hole and then attach with the appropriate fastener and then caulk. If you then wanted to spray some low pressure foam, like Great Stuff Window and Door, that would probably work if the cavity was not too large. Good luck!
1602509
I 'm not sure what you are asking. If you are trying to fill a hole I would suggest that you use another product as this foam sets up in less than 60 seconds, builds to a depth of only about 1 to 1 1/2 inches, when completely set it has a hard crust that is printable. There is a learning curve the first system I used didn't go so well. I just wound up with a sticky brown goo. I later found out that the plastic tabs that meters the two cans was broken or had been broken in transit. The second system worked perfectly no muss no fuss. I was disappointed with the amount of coverage when comparing it against the cost. Getting back to your question, if you are wanting to fill a hole I would suggest "Great Stuff" in the black can it fills well and expands a great deal more than the Pro System 15.
1602510
I don't know because I only used it to insulated the hollow area of two 2 x 4 stud walls where they join and not what you are asking about.The best thing is to write to the Touch n Foam manufacture. I did, before I used this product, and they were very helpful.
1602511
I think I know what he's referring to... This Old House had an episode where they demonstrated how to install blown-in insulation on a shingled wood frame house by removing certain shingles, drilling a hole in the underlayment, blowing in fiberglass insulation, plugging the hole, and reinstalling the removed shingle. He is asking if this foam could be used in the same way. :)
1602512
Im am not sure what you are asking...it will insulate (if product works, it didnt for me). Its sticky, so it will hold. Usually shingles are not on walls.
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I live in my camper and have a roll of this foil that I bought to add to the insulation this spring. However during the last cold wave I used some of it to cover all openings and windows temporarily. It kept the heat in and didn't interfere with my wifi (router is out side) or my phone that I noticed. I can't say anything for sure except that I didn't notice any problem.
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No, but it comes with straw in it, which is a good insulator. I added some fleece under and over the straw. It is the most popular feral house I have. If you have a cold climate, add a lot more straw. When we have some cold nights (not many usually), I put rice in socks, tie them off, microwave them, and put them in the feral house.
2162707
Yes and no. There is no insulation between the steel inside and out. It will keep it warm for a short time, but pretty much cools to room temperature within an hour.
190342
Yes, but not bad. It does where the glass is exposed. The plastic sleeve does a decent job of insulating the glass
5927
If it is a through the wall you need a sleeve. The sleeve allows the condensation to drain outside.
1251263
It is wrapped in polyurethane. It doesn't need to be insulated. You tube has videos on how to install it yourself!
2143182
No. Just use self tapping screws long enough to go through the insulation and into the structural sheathing. You can dab the screw into some sealant before installing it and you will have a good sealed fastening job!
2033775
it is supposed to go on the inside, but i put it outside on 2nd story windows i could only access via a balcony. it has only been a couple weeks and other than a lot of bubbles is doing ok. survived 60 mph winds. several years ago i put the thinner uv film on these outside windows and it was horrible... either the freezing or the hail storms made it look like a crackle finish window and ws very difficult to remove.
922936
Yes it would get in on the sides. There is a few inch gap between the upper wall and green roof cover. It is not connected due to all the movement during bouncing and remember the walls are mesh so water will get in there unless there is no wind.
2106685
Yes, it is insulated, and the outside gets warm but not hot to touch. Thanks!
1141205
If you are expecting a lot of rain or early snow, wait until the weather dries up. This stuff is a liquid and can be washed off if not allowed to soak into the roof shingles. A few days of good sun should do it. Otherwise, the company says any season is OK. I put it on last summer and the roof looks great even after 20 years of gook accumulation, especially black mold.
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In my opinion, yes. Insulation works both ways, it would help retain the temp of water in a tank as well as help prevent the contents from gaining heat in the sun.
607761
It appears as if it is as it is thick and well insulated. For me I just ran it behind the wall. Best of luck.
25602
Not really, it keeps the hot air from being stagnant, my walls are slightly cooler.
1380373
No insulation in the walls at all. Maybe good in Florida or California, but not good under temp 45 or below. It is very light weight plastic so if you get strong winds it can blow over.
406342
No, instructions say not to insulate because it may overheat and fail or catch fire.