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Craig Gifford Posted: May 06, 2011 11:08 PM	HeatLok Soy 200 I have a large very "green" project coming up where HeatLok Soy 200 "fits" what the architect is looking for. Who has used this product and how do you like it? I've sprayed Insulstar, Spray Foam Polymers' many foams & Lapolla closed and open...just wondering about Heatlok Soy 200 (it is heavily advertised). A soy-based closed cell is specified & Heatlok Soy is Greengaurd Indoor Air Quality Certified (many foams may be able to get this certification, but Demilec spent the time/energy/money to achieve it).
Tyler Boehs Posted: May 12, 2011 10:53 PM	We have sprayed 50 - 60 sets of it in the last year. Its ok, great yield but a little hard to get nice and smooth. The lower you can get your temps the better in my experience. Good Luck!

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Craig Gifford

Posted: May 06, 2011 11:08 PM

HeatLok Soy 200

I have a large very "green" project coming up where HeatLok Soy 200 "fits" what the architect is looking for. Who has used this product and how do you like it? I've sprayed Insulstar, Spray Foam Polymers' many foams & Lapolla closed and open...just wondering about Heatlok Soy 200 (it is heavily advertised).
A soy-based closed cell is specified & Heatlok Soy is Greengaurd Indoor Air Quality Certified (many foams may be able to get this certification, but Demilec spent the time/energy/money to achieve it).

Tyler Boehs

Posted: May 12, 2011 10:53 PM

We have sprayed 50 - 60 sets of it in the last year. Its ok, great yield but a little hard to get nice and smooth. The lower you can get your temps the better in my experience. Good Luck!

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