Spray Foam Insulation (960 Sq.Ft.) - Closed Cell Polyurethane Sealant

In this review the Spray Foam Insulation (960 Sq.Ft.) by SPRAYMAN is evaluated for homeowners and contractors who need a high-coverage insulation option that claims thermal and acoustic protection. The bottom line: it is best for users who prioritize a Class-A fire rated spray foam and potential energy savings, because the product is sold as a closed cell polyurethane system with a large 48-pack supply and includes a gun and cleaner. The review focuses on performance in walls and attics, ease of use, and common customer objections about sprayability and adhesion.

Key Features

• Class-A fire rated: The foam carries a Class-A rating including ASTM E84, providing a trusted safety profile for roofing and wall insulation.
• Energy saving: The manufacturer states the foam can cut energy costs by 40% to 60% by improving roof and wall thermal performance.
• Wide adhesion: The formula is said to bond to many surfaces, making it usable on drywall, wood, concrete, metal and more for repair or new work.
• Application kit included: The pack includes a spray gun and cleaner so you can start work without buying separate application tools.
• Durability claim: SPRAYMAN advertises long lasting insulation so users should expect reduced need for repeat roof insulation over time.
• UV sensitivity noted: The formula is stable on most substrates but prolonged direct UV exposure can alter color, so finishing or covering is recommended.

Who It's For

This product is aimed at homeowners, small contractors, and DIYers who need a large quantity of spray foam for insulating attics, walls, sheds or vehicle compartments and value a Class-A fire rating and broad substrate compatibility. It is also suitable where users want a product that is paintable and intended to last.

Those who should look elsewhere include buyers who need guaranteed closed cell performance on every application or who expect flawless out-of-the-can sprayability; several users reported issues with spray behavior and adhesion that may require technique adjustments or return to a professional spray installer for critical structural sealing.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Class-A fire rating and ASTM E84 mention offer reassurance about fire performance.
• High coverage per pack and inclusion of gun and cleaner make it cost effective for large projects.
• Broad material compatibility allows use on wood, concrete, metal, glass and many other surfaces.
• Paintable and intended to provide long term insulation and acoustic benefits.

Cons

• Some customers report inconsistent foam quality and sprayability, with material behaving like open cell in certain batches or conditions.
• Occasional adhesion issues have been reported, so surface prep and testing are advised before large runs.

Specifications

Product type	Closed cell polyurethane spray foam sealant
Coverage	Approximately 960 sq.ft. per pack (48 pack configuration)
Container size	27.1 oz per can
Includes	Spray gun and cleaner
Performance note	Class-A fire rated, ASTM E84 referenced
Applications	Walls, attic, roofing, vehicles, boats, sheds and many substrates

Our Verdict

For buyers needing a high-coverage insulation solution with a Class-A fire rating and broad substrate use, this spray foam represents good value because it bundles tools and aims to deliver long-term thermal and acoustic benefit. Prospective users should test sprayability and adhesion on their substrates before committing to large installations, as some reports describe variability in foam behavior.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this product safe near living areas?
It has a Class-A fire rating including ASTM E84, which supports use in living spaces when installed and finished according to instructions.

Will it stick to metal and concrete?
The formula is designed to adhere to a wide range of materials including metal and concrete, but surface prep and a small test patch are recommended to confirm adhesion.

Does it arrive ready to spray?
It ships with a spray gun and cleaner, but several users report sprayability issues, so expect some setup and testing to achieve consistent application.