200 ft. Board Polyurethane 2-Component Spray Foam Kit

Thank you for posting your feedback. We're sorry to hear about your experience with Touch ‘n Foam Pro System 200 Kit. Based on your commentary, it would appear that you may have been attempting to spray through a restricted/partially clogged nozzle/gun. As indicated in the product usage instructions and website usage videos, "If spraying has stopped for more than 30 seconds, foam in the nozzle will begin to cure and clog, and system performance will be compromised". Likewise as indicated under the Troubleshooting section: “If cured foam appears either lighter or darker in color immediately after spraying, one component may be blocked or empty. Immediately stop spraying and do the following: 1. Check both valves to be sure they are fully open. 2. Look for and fix any kinks in the hoses. 3. Remove the nozzle, clean off any residual liquid or foam. Check to be sure two roughly equal chemical streams exit the foam applicator barrel by dispensing into a waste receptacle. 4. Verify that the chemical, ambient, and substrate temperatures are within the suggested ranges. 5. For additional assistance, contact DAP’s Technical Customer Service Department at 888-327-8477.” Of note, the use of any accessory item (such as chemical lines, application guns, nozzle tips) not specific to this kit can lead to significant performance concerns, as these components are not interchangeable. Should you wish to discuss this with us, please feel free to reach out to DAP’s Technical Customer Service Department at 888-327-8477.

Thank you for posting your feedback. We're sorry to see your low star review on the DAP Touch ‘n Foam Pro System 200 Kit. As with all two-components kits, coverage is expressed as a board foot, this is defined as 12” x 12” square by 1” thick. A System 200 Kit is designed to provide 200 board feet (theoretical output) when properly applied. Even small variations in application conditions (chemical temperature, air temperature application surface temperature), application technique and/or the depth/thickness of applied foam can significantly impact the product's coverage rate. Because you did not provide sufficient background details, it is difficult to provide a more detailed response to your claim of insufficient coverage in this format. At your convenience, please contact DAP’s Technical Customer Service Department at 888-327-8477 so that we can obtain some additional information from you.

Thank you for your feedback. As indicated in the product literature for the DAP Touch ‘n Foam Pro System 200/600 spray polyurethane foam kits: "High R-value = 6.2 per inch and Spray up to 1" for the first layer of cured foam. (NOTE: 1/2" of wet foam equals 1" of cured foam.) For best adhesion to the substrate, a 1/2" first layer is recommended. The wet chemicals normally expand two to three times the original volume. Apply additional layers of up to 1 inch of foam until desired total thickness is reached. Allow foam to cool between layers to avoid excessive heat and maximum expansion. 2" Maximum Depth Fill." We are not clear as you your commentary referencing a competitive 650 board foot foam kit, as it appears you are comparing DAP's 200 board foot kit instead of DAP's equivalent 600 board foot kit. Should you wish to discuss this with us, please feel free to reach out to DAP’s Technical Customer Service Department at 888-327-8477.

Thank you for your comments. We are pleased your project turned out as desired.

Thank you for your positive feedback and advice to future users about following proper temperature guidelines.

We are sorry you were disappointed with the coverage you obtained while using the 200 board foot foam kit.

It is very important to follow all of the preparation and application directions. Spray foam coverage is very dependent upon ambient, substrate and chemical temperatures. Application technique can also affect coverage.

The most common causes of reduced coverage are cold substrates and not allowing 2 - 3 days for the chemicals to warm up to a proper temperature prior to application. During the cooler months (October - March) the chemicals in foam kits will be below the minimum when purchased. So projects should be scheduled taking this 2 - 3 day warm up period into consideration.

Excerpt from the instruction sheet:

Cylinders and contents must be brought to between 70°–90°F (21°–32°C) for use. This normally requires 36 to 72 hours at room temperature. Application at higher or lower temperatures may reduce foam performance.
For best results, ensure that chemical, ambient and substrate temperatures are 60°–90°F (16°–32°C) before and during use.

If you have any additional questions, we encourage you to call Technical Services at 800-325-6180 ext 14064.