Before spraying, make sure to have the appropriate saftey apparel, watch the instructional video, and refer to our FAQs link from our website for additional tips and information.

6 Simple Guidelines for Using Spray Foam :

To have a stress-free foam sealant application experience, just remember 6 simple things:

1. Before Spraying, Wear Proper PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) gloves, goggles, Respirator, and Tyvek Suit with Hood to protect yourself.
2. The chemical temperature needs to be optimally between 75 degrees F and 85 degrees F. A good rule of thumb is if the metal tank is warm to the touch, you are good to go.
3. Rock the tanks for a minute or so before you start spraying to mix the propellant well. Otherwise, you'll leave about 5% in the bottom of the tanks. If you rock the tanks before you start, they'll empty completely.
4. Change the nozzle tips when you need to. If you have started spraying and stop for more then 45 seconds before you start spraying again, or spaying non stop for 6-8 minutes you need to change the tip because it will be plugged up with cured foam. We give you extra tips with each kit for this purpose. (When in Doubt Switch them out) Use them and your life will be a good one...
5. Start out slow and gradual with the trigger when you first start spraying out so you prime the gun and have a smooth flow and good mixing in the nozzle.
6. Cover up any surface you don't want to have material on. Just like paint it will get on a surface that you don't want it to, this is very adhesive, and it will stick to your hair. Sometimes, when spraying overhead especially, there may be a fine mist of back spray. It doesn't hurt you; it's just that nothing will take it off. It has to wear off. There isn't a LOT of overspray, hardly any at all, but you do need to be aware.

Click here to download foam safety data sheets or contact a representative.

Additional Spray Foam Safety Guides

Instructions for Safe Use of Tiger Foam