I could not afford the extra $$$$ for spray on. This seems to sound like the best if you can afford it though. I put 6" fiberglass batts in and then another set of purlins on the inside and then metal liner panel on the inside. Mine did not have vapor barrier on the outside walls and I wonder if it should of had ? Metal in the ceiling and then blown in fiberglass on top of it. For this you need vented eaves. Local insulation company recommend this way said they did a lot of them this way. They did it for the same as I could buy the materials for. They also said spray in could make them too tight and need air exchange system ? Mine does seem to get damp too so I run a dehumidifier. Did a lester building kit years ago with the roll of vinyl backed fiberglass over the outside frame and then the metal nailed on top of it. I'd not do another like this ! Too easy to damage later and in spots the siding is rusting through from trapped moisture !
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