Could I spray part a onto a surface, and then spray part b on top for insulating?
1698398
Unfortunately no, the two parts must be mixed together for the chemical reaction to work. it is the catalyst (part B) that causes the foaming and expanding reaction with (part A). Also there is a byproduct of heat that comes from the reaction so please allow for that the dissipate in the area you are working with.
1698399
No it is a two part mix. You need to premix and pour. You cannot spray this material.
1842671
I don't think so.I looked into that and it seems to be counter productive.The spray should be all you need.
127497
Sorry, but I don't have the answer to your question ... just a guess. How about spraying with Static Guard?
82221
yes, you could, but be aware that both sides heat at the same time. They do not heat individually.
1200646
It's a soak and a heat related process. Your idea would not probably produce good results.
974896
I don't know for sure, but I don't see why not. It's a spray. I would try it on a small corner to make sure there is no color change to the surface
163732
I suppose you could. Just give it time after you spray it on for the propellent to evaporate.
1644936
I sprayed mine with polyurethane to cover up some mess ups.. worked out real well... so I assume you could paint it as well..
199942
Hi Fabio,Yes, you could do in this way.But we advise you not to do it excessively as it can decrease the overall life of the product.
1851479
I don't see why not, it sprays easily and expands pretty well. I used it to insulate basement walls and it worked great. It is messy, wear gloves and clothes you don't care about, it won't come off. Hope this helps.
1138185
I suppose you could, but depending on the paint it could affect the rubber surface and/or the adhesive. That would be a question for the manufacturer.
1217711
I don't think so. You wouldn't want to spray this on a surface that is going to remain exposed; it believe it is intended to bond two surfaces together. Also, it would leave a sticky film on the beads. My recommendation is to call the manufacturer and consult their technical support personnel. They'll have someone one staff who can answer your question expertly.
1544703
yes you can.It works really well on flat surfaces.Depending on what your spraying you'll have to keep applying layers over time.Ex:used it on the wooden steps and metal hand bars for the porch. It works, make sure the surface is dry and clean before spraying.Take care :)
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.
1871597
I would think it would work just fine, but don't really know. When spraying you have to be very careful of runs and building un-even application. several thin applicaions might work fine.
890558
you can do both. I applied with a sprayer pulled behind my lawn mower and sprayed everything.
96280
Any plastic paint (like plasti dip) that resists a little heat would do. Just make sure it's made for plastic.