Total Boat has Totally Great products !! used many products over the years !! Keep up the good work Total Boat !! Frank

Hard to Guage expansion rate for a smaller cavity fill (less then full container), but I got close. Expansion was slower than described... but that was actually helpful... did the job well

great stuff,easy to use...just follow the directions...when it comes to the temperature,makes a big difference,warmer is better.

I followed the directions and was pleased with the results. It performed the job for which I intended to use I which was to fill a large cavity in a transom door.

I mixed a small amount of this liquid to observe it the properties of the resulting foam. I was generally impressed. Two ounces of liquid (1 oz. each) resulted in 32 oz (volume) of foam. So a 16:1 expansion ratio. The form was easy to cut and did not absorb water that i could tell.

Replaced all original foam in a '88 Lund we're restoring. Two cavities in the stern and two bench seats. Took a little over 3 sets of product. Very happy with the results.

I should have had the temp higher when I did it for more volume.

foamed in a oddly shaped holding tank w/ 6lb foam. drill mixer and an infrared thermometer were handy tools to have. make sure everything is at recommended temperature or expansion rate will vary.

I am a Youtube Content Creator and the next project I am working on now is a 1976 Smoker Craft. A complete rebuild. I had purchased other (2 Part-closed cell) products that were twice the cost. Since this is the first time I am using pour foam, I didn't know how much I needed. The folks at Jamestown were awesome the chat with. I will be giving them a ""Shout Out"" on my channel when I am finished the project.

I bought a two gallon kit of 6lb foam and must have received a bad batch. JD's customer service was great; answered the phone, talked me through it and sent out a new two gallon kit right away. Unfortunately, that batch wasn't much better. I ordered some 8lb foam from another manufacturer to compare, and it was a huge difference. I still have tons of faith in TotalBoat and JD, but I think this line might need some quality control.