Posted by George Marsh on January 23, 2014 at 12:34:58 from (50.121.7.90):
In Reply to: Foam Insulation posted by NEsota on January 23, 2014 at 11:07:43:
NEsota, I've foamed my windows and doors when I remolded. Only used Great stuff in a can. You need to be very careful. Foam expands, you could cause the window casings to warp, same with doors. You may never get doors or windows open without removing foam.
I've heard of a guy that foamed doors when building a new house. Next day, doors were foamed shut because of the expansion. He couldn't get door opened.
Now when I do windows, I will make wood braces to prevent foam from pinching windows.
I think it may be better and cheaper to use very little foam to make window air tight then, finish off with fiberglass. George
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