What is the right temperature to spray in?
60-80 degrees Fahrenheit is the ideal temperature for the surface you plan to spray. This can be done artificially with a work lamp or space heater too. Don’t get it too hot or you’ll have adhesion problems as the foam slides right off the surface. The wall/board/pipe/etc doesn’t need to be heated through, just the superficial surface the foam will bond to. The tanks also need to be between 60-80 degrees Fahrenheit for maximum performance. There is a liquid crystal gauge on the B-tank that will show you when the tanks are in range. If you are artificially heating/cooling the tanks, keep in mind that since they are steel, the tanks will be in range before all the chemical is. If you are bringing a tank up to temperature, shake the tanks to make sure all the chemical is a uniform temperature.
60-80 degrees Fahrenheit is the ideal temperature for the surface you plan to spray. This can be done artificially with a work lamp or space heater too. Don’t get it too hot or you’ll have adhesion problems as the foam slides right off the surface. The wall/board/pipe/etc doesn’t need to be heated through, just the superficial surface the foam will bond to. The tanks also need to be between 65-80 degrees Fahrenheit for maximum performance. There is a liquid crystal gauge on the B-tank that will show you when the tanks are in range. If you are artificially heating/cooling the tanks, keep in mind that since they are steel, the tanks will be in range before all the chemical is. If you are bringing a tank up to temperature, shake the tanks to make sure all the chemical is a uniform temperature.
