GREAT STUFF PRO GREAT STUFF PRO WINDOW AND DOOR INSULATION

How well it works

Quick ness cleanup

Good if you want to ruin your gun

This is complete garbage. The foam may be fine, but there's no way to get it tight to the gun so it just leaks everywhere and ruins the gun. I thought I was the problem so I purchased again and the same thing happened. I've used other brands before without issue so I don't know why I gave great stuff a second chance. Be smarter than me and don't buy this.

It's what you want to air-seal and insulate

I think most everyone is familiar with this product at this point. It's the type that shouldn't bow the jambs of windows and doors inward as it expands and cures. It's also the package for use with the dispensing gun for anyone with a decent volume or at least the need for semi-occasional use. Using the gun allows the use of the other hand for control and/or containment. There are still times you want to have a longer reach or would need to invert the gun to get where you need to and for that it...

make sure to get the applicator cleaner

I love the ease of use

Great as always! Better control and less waste!

Great Stuff Pro for windows & siding is great as always. The smaller cans work well, but you basically have to use the whole thing on 1 project at the same time. The pro size and pro foam gun is so much better when you have multiple smaller projects that you don't have ready to go at the same time. The control of the pro size/gun is significantly better in both bead size and for reducing drips and excess foam coming out. The upfront cost of the pro foam gun is a little steep, but you easily pay ...

Mostly Open Cell Spray foam according totheir data

Great Stuff Pro Window and Door Technical data for this states that is is mostly open cell foam up but less than 75% open cell, ie. a sponge that would hold water according to their own data which they said was done with, ASTM D6226 Open Cell Content <75%. If you are using this only for sealing out a draft then fine but do not use around an exterior door or window unless you want to rot out your house from having a wet sponge in around the frames of your windows and doors. Most high quality win...

Great for small insulation projects

Works well with the gun and nice for DIY projects.products works as intended

Can be used where drywall is missing

This stuff is meant to be used on doors and windows. Initially when we physically built our house, I used the initial stuff around doors and windows. Oh, yeah, I did a great job, left no spots vacant. Then we couldn't get any of the doors and windows open. Hahaha. THEN they developed the Window and Door version. But back then, hello bread knife, I went around and sliced through everywhere to create the gap needed to allow things to slide apart. If you put in too much, it'll come forward ...

Works great

I received the gun and 3 cans of different types of foam and a can of gun cleaner to test at no charge. I have several projects underway that will require spray foam insulation as an air or "critter" barrier. FIRST! This tool and its foam cans are NOT for an occasional household fix or small project. They are designed and meant for on-going use on a construction site or for larger projects, like replacing several windows or adding/moving a doorway. I would not recommend these for the occasional...

Pretty good, like the larger size

I like the larger can, and using the gun means I don't waste it in the straw and I am able to control it better. I don't think I'll get around 15 windows though. My windows are set pretty far from the frame so I'll be able to get maybe 2.