Is DIY spray foam a option for a 2400square foot building

[@ronniehayward3730]

hope you start putting more content out

[@randyhale4181]

All ways a pleasure see you in your endeavors 👍🏻

[@TwinStix]

Great work Ezra!

[@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE]

Nice job and hats off to you for doing the work yourself Ezra 😎👍 I've always wondered if a guy could do it cheaper than the companies. 🔧

[@Ezrider359]

thanks zane. i was glad to find a viable diy option. i do like the opportunity to try and learn new things.

[@buddyreed2623]

Hello Ezra. The job looks just fine. The next time you will have some experience doing this kind of job. Having a high of 28 degrees doesn't sound like a fun time at all. Spending your time doing this is worth it in my opinion. I do what I can do to save money. Have good days!

[@billtodd6509]

Happy Holiday to you and yours. We did our 40x40 x14 20 years ago and the only downside was when we replaced the roof, it was a real pain and messy, but only for a couple days.

[@bruceleonard81]

Merry Christmas from northwest Oklahoma. Glad to see you’re still going good.

[@j.c.smithprojects]

OH YEAH! you are gonna love how warm that shop will be. under floor radiant heat would be a great investment as well.

[@Ezrider359]

Oh yeah it's already a huge difference and iv only got half my total thickness sprayed my old shop is spray foamed and there's no other option as far as I'm concerned

[@j.c.smithprojects]

Can you put a link to the suppliee you got it from? Im sure many folks would like to know. ​@@Ezrider359

[@TheRoadhammer379]

I think this was a good investment for you. Are you planning to eventually put sheetrock over the wood, to create an air barrier? Can't wait for the projects you will tackle in a warm shop. Stay safe brother trucker.

[@Ezrider359]

I'll finish the inside of the walls before it's all said and done

[@ClarencegHamm]

I got my foam sheeting free from pauls sheet metal in rice lake Wisconsin, as they did roof tear offs i hauled it away, took all summer😂my barn was very well insulated

[@MCMLXXXIV1984]

Hi Ezra, Great Video mate. Best from Germany

[@the.porter.productions]

O-H-I-O Porters🇺🇸 So you ordered it online at first & then had to get some extra from Menards. Hey, that happens sometimes. It sure made a difference in the heating process & will help you in the long run. That’s what matters. At least you tried something new & was willing to bring us along. The job was quite impressive. Having good tools helps…heaters, bobcat, ladders, plastic suit & protective gear. I wasn’t even thinking about using Vaseline to prevent it from sticking to your skin. I learned quite a bit, so thanks for sharing. I will have to do the same in my garage eventually, so I feel more prepared to do so. Good job, man! Don’t forget to share with us when you do Part 2. Have a Merry Christmas my friend! 🥰🤩✌️

[@Ezrider359]

Yes the stuff I got from Menards is a different brand and quite a bit more expensive but there both closed cell spray foam

[@MySynthDungeon]

Brother!! Ya! Here we go!DIY,,! Cheers!;-)!!

[@downrightme6811]

Maybe it doesn’t sound like much, but think of the money you saved 😊😊

[@johnmelling9950]

Its an expensive job with little to show for your money but sometimes you just have to bite the bullet. Nothing worse than trying to work in a freezing cold workshop. You will be glad you handed the cash over when its the middle of winter and you are nice and toasty working in there.

[@dont9098]

Gday Ezra Excellent job Mate

[@Mike-hb4pc]

I think you took on a mammoth job here, but like always you’re getting it done! I think you should just get it all done now instead of waiting. The product won’t be any cheaper later for one thing. Plus, you will have moved all kinds of stuff in there that you’re gonna have to deal with, getting it out of the way and stuff. Less work now. By the time the rest of the product you need to complete the job comes in your arms will have recovered! 😉

[@nightsailor1]

You might wabt to consider covering the walls with 1/2" plwood. 50 cebts a sq ft. R factor is .62 but can also close off air leaks and give yo a wall to hang some stuff on. The ceiling? I dunno.

[@Ezrider359]

The walls will be finished on the inside by the time the project is done. Don't plan on finishing the Ceiling other than maybe painting the foam white for a little more light reflection.

[@norcalray7182]

Looking good.

[@MadMax-yq9ix]

There you are, was just thinking it’s about time Ezra posts something

[@bbrcummins1984]

Looks good 👍 ✌️

[@how_to_hallagon1]

When you're in your 20's a shop that size is not so bad to work on. When you get up in years your back hurts, knees hurt and everything else. So then you'd end out ponying up the money to hire someone to spray foam it. It's nice to save money where you can but boy the pharmacys sure stay busy dealing with the pain.

[@Ezrider359]

i wish i was still in my 20's pushin 40 now

[@davidgriffin14]

You need to post more often

[@TheRoadhammer379]

He has a family, a real business to run and other projects. KZbin is not his day job. But I do enjoy his videos

[@MurphyTheBandChild]

I do not envy the winters you get up there. I'm in Tennessee debating whether or not I really want to sit in the garage and tinker with my motorcycle while it's in the mid 40s.

[@Ezrider359]

It can be brutal up here.

[@TheRoadhammer379]

Ezra, how about the bottles under an electric blanket, so they stay warm as you use one. Salamander?? Do you have 2 or 3 lol to warm the new building?

[@TheRoadhammer379]

I commented before I saw your heaters 😂

[@Ezrider359]

Yup. Blankets wouldn't be a bad idea. I pre heated the tanks for 24hours at 85 degrees and then kept them in the pickup with the heat cranked till I was ready to use them. It worked out pretty good as far as keeping the tanks warm. They would be cooled off right to where they should be by the time I'd use them

[@DonnaMitchell-l6c]

Appreciate the detailed breakdown! Just a quick off-topic question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?

[@saddletramp1979]

I would cover the lower part of the wall after I was done to protect, with plywood or metal. First 8ft high anyway.

[@saddletramp1979]

You could go ahead order another 600 kit finish first coat, use the rest to start the second coat.

[@Ezrider359]

Inside of the walls will be finished before the shop is done but that's going to be a ways down the road

[@adambennett2176]

Waving 👋 liberal Kansas

[@warrengee-f9l]

hey Ezra at least your not having to yank all that steel up to ?45 or 50 degrees once youve coated yourself in foam ya dont have to do the shop😁

[@CA-fn1wg]

You looked at in floor heat when you pour concrete then? And dont forget floor drains friend of mine didnt put them in when he built his shed opps on his part it looks like it will be nice

[@sixtoes2313]

Happy Holidays

[@Ezrider359]

Merry Christmas!

[@ronnyvandenheuvel9049]

Hi Ez well done buddy i will spare you alot off money to buy gasoline to heat that awesome shop, great isolation..

[@snakebite2841]

👍👍👊

[@CarlosAlberto-ii1li]

Surely you know the answer because you are having it done, why ask us

[@garygeer7646]

😎👌

[@rolandbois2300]

Good jod