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Rob Granger Posted: Nov 05, 2007 08:40 PM	Open Flame & Spray Foam I have an upcomming job to the exterior/interior of a commercial building with the exterior to be tented. I will be spraying foam into the exposed stud cavity. I have been told that I cannot have an open flame near the spray end of the job but the contractor needs to keep the building warm as there are offices inside. How can we accomplish both??
Gerry Wagoner Posted: Nov 05, 2007 09:12 PM	Dear Yes: No. No open flame while spraying. Try an electric heater, the rental company has some big ones that require 220. regards, oG

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Rob Granger

Posted: Nov 05, 2007 08:40 PM

Open Flame & Spray Foam

I have an upcomming job to the exterior/interior of a commercial building with the exterior to be tented. I will be spraying foam into the exposed stud cavity. I have been told that I cannot have an open flame near the spray end of the job but the contractor needs to keep the building warm as there are offices inside. How can we accomplish both??

Gerry Wagoner

Posted: Nov 05, 2007 09:12 PM

Dear Yes:

No.

No open flame while spraying. Try an electric heater, the rental company has some big ones that require 220.

regards,

oG

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