spray foam insulation

[BrandonA]

I have a Dillon 5'6 hex bow blind. I want to spray insulate the inside. Is this possible let? And can I do it myself.

[flywise]

of course it is possible but doing it yourself is unlikely unless you own the machine.
Call around and see if you can get a discount for taking it to them instead of them bring the machine to you

[Buck Verde]

I would recommend a closed cell foam. You will get greater R value per inch ( about 6.5 with standard 2 lb foam) air seal, moisture barrier, and enhance the structure. Most company's have a $800 -$1000 min to move a truck, but you may be able to take it to them if they already have a rig setup for closed cell. You are probably looking at $1.00 to $1.20 per square ft per inch here. You can also buy do it yourself kits tiger foam is a popular kit and Home Depot also sells one though I think they have to order it. You will have to figure total board ft to be covered and then buy kit accordingly.

[Buck Verde]

Go to Home Depot site and search "froth pak"

[Ramblingene]

Foam it Green Spray Foam Kits at www.sprayformdirect.com looks like something that any person can use.

I plan on trying some on my son's blind.

[lunatic'hunter]

I have a 12'x16' building that I have to try this on. I have a metal roof Can this stuff just be sprayed up in between the rafters?

[bryan sandlin]

not sure of the price. but the do it yourself kit is about 600.00 that's for two tanks, hose, and one gun. square foot, cant remember. we sell foam equipment. you may really want to check into this before you go thru. p.m. if need be.

[BrandonA]

Thanks for the information.

[jferg33]

Yes you can do it and it isnt hard but it is expensive. Grainger has a few kits called Handi Foam. Its like $600 for a kit to do 205 board feet, so basically 205 sq feet by 1" thick. Very easy to apply and it comes with several mixing tips so if one starts to set up, just pop it off and use a new one. I think it expands 1:4