Vega Bond V600 Closed Cell Spray Foam Fast Rise 600 Board Feet Kit

Works good for DIY.

Went on great no issues.

I needed to spray a ceiling under a concrete porch. While spraying, foam kept running down the spray nozzle and all over my hand and trigger. The suit that comes with it is too small. The sleeves are not long enough, which left about 3 inches of my arm exposed. You do get 2 pairs of gloves, I needed a couple more pairs as I had to change them each time I changed out the nozzle. The product did foam up well. Based on the calculation, I needed a little more than 400 board fee for 2" depth. I ended up using the entire kit as I wanted to be sure I sprayed enough. If you plan on spraying a ceiling, don't us the glasses that are provided in the kit. Buy a good pair of goggles that fits well. My eyes became irritated and teared up while spraying.

Purchased 2 v600 kits and these kits are awesome. I got great coverage at 2 inches thick. Just follow their recommendations for spraying and you will not be disappointed! You receive plenty of spare spray nozzles so you can take a break when needed.

I had three areas to do: one in my shop (where the wall met the roof) and two in my basement (rim joists). I expected the shop to use about half and the remainder for my basement. I did the shop first. I made one pass and got everything thoroughly. I noticed the pressure starting to drop when I was almost to the end of the wall, so I was hoping I would have enough for the basement. I carted everything down to the house, put on a new nozzle, and sprayed the first basement area, then moved to the second area and sprayed it using another new nozzle. Then I ran out of places to spray at the house and the tanks seemed to have quite a bit still in them. I was ready to be done for the day (and the tanks were cooling off from my cool basement), so I carted it all back up to my shop, and put it aside. The next evening, I put on a new nozzle, and sprayed at least as much as I had the first time. So I now not only have a great seal, I have some pretty thick insulation. It's hard to say exactly how much as where I was spraying was oddly shaped and uneven from the original (poorly covered) spray foam application.

My nits with the system: 1) When installing a nozzle, the handle does not provide a good opposing surface to squeeze against, especially if you have small hands. (However, removing the nozzles were a breeze.) 2) The latex gloves were super cheap and ripped too easily, so I used my own nitrile gloves. 3) The bunny suit arms were too short for this application. Realize that you are spraying with your arms raised—likely above your shoulders, which causes the sleeves to pull up your arm and expose your wrist and forearm. I had to wrap my forearms with rags and hold them on with rubber bands to cover the gap.

I would not hesitate to purchase and use this product again, but with few tweaks, it could be even better.