Yesterday, Oct. 17, 2012 was a warmer day here in South Lyon, Michigan. The high was in the upper 70's I was able to spray the foam on the foundation of the project room addition. All went well. Your videos are a great help in the preparation for doing the job correctly.

I use an infrared thermometer to check the temperatures of the surface. This definitely is the only way to check temperatures as the surface area's are very different when in a shaded area. I use a propane forced air heater to warm the colder surfaces up above the 60 degrees as required.

I attached 3 pictures to give you a better idea of how I used the foam for this part of the project.

I will be ordering a smaller foam kit to finish up on the inside part of the foundation.

I will also be foaming the inside of the addition when that part of the construction is ready.

Question, do you take back the empty foam bottles? I am assuming it doesn't make economic sense to return the empties.





Thanks,
Craig S.
South Lyon, Michigan