Can You Spray Foam In Cold Weather?
Heating the material to the manufacturer’s specified SDS temperatures is crucial for proper application. If ambient temperatures or material temperatures and substrate levels are not high enough, spray foam does not raise or bond with the substrate enough to achieve the desired results. Also, if the foam isn’t kept at the right temperature before the application process, it’ll have lower viscosity and not produce a product that will efficiently serve its purpose.
Too low temperature can cause the material to break down and result in the spray foam being wasted or diminished effectiveness.
While cold weather is not ideal for successful spray foam application, projects don’t need to be shut down during cold Weather – assuming specific measures are taken to maintain the foam’s temperature, as well as the substrate.
