Do you think the 12 ounce can can produce more than 1 cubic foot of foam when dispensed? I'm trying to determine if I can insulate my entire garage.
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I use it for very small projects and have only used it once so far. I am not a good judge for you.
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oh my lord yes this product makes over 40 gallons and you use it kind of like Febreeze if in your home. Be sure to hit everything and let it dry very very well. Don't forget your attic/basement
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I think to be safe you'd need more. I used it for hat blocking and used about 1 can for each hat block. Not sure how that compares to a cubic foot, but I think it's smaller. Good luck.
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I haven't used foam in mine, but I would say be careful. The machine isn't really designed to distribute thick liquids and it may cause it to overheat. The inside is rotating bubble wands.
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We didn't have much luck covering the wall. This works great for filling cracks around doors and windows. We were trying to insulate the entire wall system in a 10x20 shed. It would probably reduce the noise but to get the foam to fill the area you are trying to fill may take a couple of bottles. I know for our project it would've taken several bottles. We couldn't get it to spray in layers....it sprayed in streams. The foam expanded and filled cracks and small voids wonderfully. It should reduce sound tho' for sure.
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Never used it to make foam but says its good for temps up to 120. Makes great whipped cream though :)
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Hi Tony,Thanks for your interest in Foam It Green. When spraying overhead, you should use just the straight black nozzle (the cone nozzle, not the fan tip). Spray on a layer that is about 1/3rd-inch in depth, which will rise out to about an inch. Once the first layer is cured (5-15 minutes), you can apply another pass. You can build up the foam to any desired thickness using this application technique.I'd be happy to answer any additional questions you have about using Foam It Green for your project. Just give me a call at 800-516-0949.Thanks! Linda Hi Tony,Thanks for your interest in Foam It Green. When spraying overhead, you should use just the straight black nozzle (the cone nozzle, not the fan tip). Spray on a layer that is about 1/3rd-inch in depth, which will rise out to about an inch. Once the first layer is cured (5-15 minutes), you can apply another pass. You can build up the foam to any desired thickness using this application technique.I'd be happy to answer any additional questions you have about using Foam It Green for your project. Just give me a call at 800-516-0949.Thanks!... » Read More Hi Tony,Thanks for your interest in Foam It Green. When spraying overhead, you should use just the straight black nozzle (the cone nozzle, not the fan tip). Spray on a layer that is about 1/3rd-inch in depth, which will rise out to about an inch. Once the first layer is cured (5-15 minutes), you can apply another pass. You can build up the foam to any desired thickness using this application technique.I'd be happy to answer any additional questions you have about using Foam It Green for your project. Just give me a call at 800-516-0949.Thanks! Linda « Show Less
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it's pretty much a one use can because the tube and nozzle become filled with the foam. You can take a lot of time and work to clean them out but its hardly worth it.
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Given how hot my unit can get, I wouldn't put a foam cup on it. I use it for heating my scented candles and the wax melts through out.
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I haven't tried it on foam but it seems like it could work especially for thin layers. On wood it was great!
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Probably, since foaming soap is a liquid. However, it won't foam the liquid.Dave Chase
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Yes, this product produces a tremendous amount of foam! It is very good at lifting dirt off the surface of the paint.
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I am not sure about this, maybe if you got it soaked enough. I know about freaking out, so does mine. Next time I will get the liquid and not foam. I think liquid would work better and hit the area better. I did not think about the noise, which is what I think scares them when you spray
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a one quart can covered a space of about four feet bu six feet. i dont know if that is any help to you? but it seems to cover well and once it dries that real stickeyness is gone. for me it did a great job. will be purchasing more for my son inlaws camper roof. also its clear so you dont see if your sloppy.
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For me this stuff did not expand. Go to your local hardware store and buy the cans of foam they worked better
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I just checked for metrics - I use a little less than 100 ml and it foams perfect! Yes, I've rewhipped on the rare occasion that I want a second cup, and refrigerated until the next day (& rewhipped).
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Have not had 1 gallon cans but I would say no. Compactor crushes at your strength. The more strength you apply the more it will crush.