Tiger Foam E-84 Fast Rise 600 Bd/Ft Spray Foam Insulation Kit

If I could drive over to their store and buck this through the door, I would. I should have just spent the extra money and bought the Froth-Pak from Home Depot. I had an expired (by 6 months) set of the foam and was hesitant to use it. So Inordered 2 of these smfrom their site. Well. One set went about 300sq ft. It doesn’t foam up no matter how damn hot it is (the jugs were warm and we were spraying in 90’ temps. The second set only went about 200sq ft and then part B ran out. GARBAGE. I write the review not to get my money back to change a review- I am writing it because I wish someone out there had been honest about their product so I wouldn’t have wasted time and money waiting for this to get shipped. Oh- their shipping is completely ridiculous. This sat in a warehouse 40 min from my house for 3 days. Yeah.So. Since this waste-of-time-and-money didn’t do the job I cracked open the expired Froth-Pak. Guess what?! It worked SO WELL! So well. I am kicking myself I tried to save $500 when now I have to go spend about $1000 on top of the $2000 I already paid for this scam.DON’T BUY IT.Also- the edge of the tanks sliced my finger wide open because the videos say to pick it up and turn it over and back for a minute to agitate the contents.I might need stitches. The bandaid keeps bleeding through.

Loved the ease of use, under the house getting this stuff setup in less than 18inches of space and still had no issues, just wish they would have included more than two wide angle nozzles I stead of 4+ of the straight stream ones in the first order.the last order I got all straight shooting nozzles. other than that I loved installing this stuff... you do seem to come up short handed torwards the end. even going lightly on trigger taking it easy and laying out smooth you get only about 525bf at best. I think they actually go by weight or valume to get those figures but in the real world you likely loose about 7-10% on horizontal surfaces and I'd assume around 3+% on vertical surfaces.With that said it was a better buy than the smaller 200bf kits and I prefer tiger foam becuase I've yet to have any serious issues with there foam and quality control.. super product and certainly will buy again...

I purchased one kit directly from Tiger Foam to spray 15' of exterior wall for a bathroom remodel, and had very bad results (poor chemical mixtures, messy dripping, very low coverage), which were admittedly my fault. Had to order a second kit to go over what I had (manufacturer approved this encapsulation method), and made sure to follow every possible installation method to the letter, However, there were still moments of improper chemical mixture, typically after about six minutes of continuous spraying, even though the manufacturer recommends replacing the nozzles after eight minutes of continuous use. Further more, when I got towards the end of the product run, one tank emptied before the other, so I have a large dense patch of improperly cured foam.The manufacturer is more than up front about what causes improper foam curing, including multiple reasons why one chemical may not dispense as much as the other and "what to look for" to solve the issue. The vast majority of the issues could be described as "user error", such as tank valves not being open enough. Other issues, such as hose blockage, seem more difficult to troubleshoot, with no remedies from the manufacturer. However, they do NOT provide any information as to how to deal with the improperly cured foam once it is in place.The health concerns of spray foam has been debated for a long time, and the industry promises that the product is safe "if installed properly". However, the nature of this product makes it nearly impossible to provide a 100% proper installation. Since I have small sections of improper installation, I can not take a chance of any lingering health effects in the future, and will begin the arduous task of removing it.

I purchased 2 kits from Tiger directly. The kits came as designed and were really easy to hook up, and dispense. Make sure to use the safety gear with a good respirator - DON'T skimp on the respirator.The two kits that I purchased were sprayed during 80 degree weather in MN for ideal conditions and on a wall not in direct sunlight to maintain surface temperature at 80.The kit covered 216 ft2 at 2 inches thick. The second kit was closer to 175 ft2 at 2 inches. I expected a reduction (similar to Froth Pak) but didn't expect it to be so drastic. Part of this was due to the uneven nature of my spraying but I didn't expect it to be so drastic. That is why I gave 4 stars instead of 5.

Works great on my second order plan on ordering more