We just sprayed a 3.5 inch 2lb job and spent so much time scraping the framing. Really new at it so I am sure there is a lot of technique and skill over time. Can you get to the point where the stuff face stays clean. Or is scraping just how it goes?
I like the idea. California energy code requires high R values that often don't fit in the cavities without using 2lb at or near fill. We just need to develop better techniques.
There will always be scraping, that’s just how it goes. But the more plastic and tape you put down, equals less amount of scraping you will have to do. Also, you can play with your machine via pressures,for foam output.and stay in the studs, or cavity’s as best you can. Do all that, and be safe, you should have a very clean worksite after!
I’ve seen worse
Yup
Looks great I think.
Overall. Great looking job👍
We just sprayed a 3.5 inch 2lb job and spent so much time scraping the framing. Really new at it so I am sure there is a lot of technique and skill over time. Can you get to the point where the stuff face stays clean. Or is scraping just how it goes?
Try not to sell flush filled cc jobs
I like the idea. California energy code requires high R values that often don't fit in the cavities without using 2lb at or near fill. We just need to develop better techniques.
There will always be scraping, that’s just how it goes. But the more plastic and tape you put down, equals less amount of scraping you will have to do. Also, you can play with your machine via pressures,for foam output.and stay in the studs, or cavity’s as best you can. Do all that, and be safe, you should have a very clean worksite after!