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Are there any distributors in the Province of Alberta, Canada for DIY foam supplies of two component ppolyurethane foam insulation?? Thanks

Submitted: 228 days ago.

Category: Home Improvement

Value: $15

Status: CLOSED

Posted by Stephen Cutler 227 days and 23 hours ago.

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Hi and thanks for using JustAnswer.com.
Here's a distributor that will ship to your doorstep in Alberta Canada.
They have multiple densities
http://www.uscomposites.com/foam.html

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Edited by Home Repair & Maintainance on 4/8/2009 at 9:12 PM

227 days and 23 hours ago.

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HI,
diy is short for DO IT YOURSELF

The two component polyurethane foam insulation is what I am lookinf for not one component. The two component is a closed cell foam with superior insulation value.
I do npt need a large quanity. A D IY homeowner size possible in a two part container or aerosol. I have an area of approx. 100 square feet to insulate

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site carries 2 part. Foam volume is measure in cubic feet not square feet. To get cubic feet, multiple your square footage ( 100) by thickness. 4 inches is .333, 6 inches is .50, 8 inches is .66, 10 inches is .83.
The site showed quart cans of part A and part B. The site will tell you how many cubic feet this makes. They probably have a disposable DYI mixer/injector.

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