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spencerin
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# Posted: 8 Nov 2025 10:23am
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Has any one tried this? I'm thinking of it as a "poor man's" version of 2-part (or 1-part) spray foam insulation.
For example - part 1 goes in one sprayer, part 2 in another sprayer, apply part 1 first, then spray part 2 onto part 1 to get the chemical reaction.....
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gcrank1
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# Posted: 8 Nov 2025 10:32am
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What would be the advantage?
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travellerw
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# Posted: 8 Nov 2025 11:37am
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No.. The 2 materials must be mixed thoroughly similar to mixing epoxy. If you did what you suggest there would be 2 problems.
1. The first chemical would just run down the wall and puddle at the bottom.
2. You would end up with a sticky mess that is near impossible to clean (requires acetone).
If you look at the nozzle on the spray foam kits you will understand. Its designed to mix the hell out of the chemicals before they exit.
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spencerin
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# Posted: 8 Nov 2025 12:16pm
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Thanks, travellerw. gcrank1, cost - seems like the yield would've been much less expensive if it could've been done.
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