Testing the Great Stuff Pro for Foam Insulation

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Trying out a new tool today, the Great Stuff Pro for applying foam insulation. This can is their orange fire rated product. I'd like to see one for bugs and pests. The tool works well for my application and the can seems like it would last a while. It's definitely controlled by how hard you pull the trigger.

[@mjbose]

I noticed you turned the Knob counter clockwise to close it. If you turn a clockwise as far as it will go it will close the valve and you will be able to keep that can on there up to 30 days so they say. Also you can control the size of the bead with the knob.

[@johnking1899]

Great video!

[@dell213c]

Very useful

[@ZeFoxii]

Can you do an update to see the effects of time on great stuff foam

[@rushedscheduledfun3963]

Probably not anytime soon. I hope I dont have to replace the bath tub that the foam is behind. Let me know if you find a video about it.

[@trianj12]

First rule! Safety glasses! These cans are under pressure and can rupture

[@RwP223]

Not sure about that, I've been around pressurized cans for decades, 1,000's of hours next to them in some way and place, not sure what you're talking about. Ya, I've seen them thrown into bonfires at the end of the party, and everyone runs away, after 67 seconds it bursts.

[@diaperdood9369]

Can u spray it like a fan?

[@rushedscheduledfun3963]

Nope. Just like you saw in the video