What is spray-on adhesive used for?

There are many types of spray adhesives designed for specific uses. Some spray-on glues are much like contact cement where both surfaces are sprayed, allowed to dry, then bonded permanently. Others are designed to allow for repositioning and work best for photo collages, fabric layouts and sample boards.

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There are spray glue adhesives designed specifically for certain materials or applications. These materials include fabric, rubber, photos, timber and metal applications such as crafting, leather repair, automotive trim or headliners.

Spray adhesive can also be used in the construction industry. Certain types of plasterboard, and plaster corner beads and trim pieces are fastened with spray adhesive prior to being plastered or attached with other fasteners. The initial bond makes it easier to line the pieces up correctly and position them before being permanently affixed.

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Why does it matter?

Closed-cell spray polyurethane foam insulation applied to the underside of the roof deck can seal your deck, create a secondary water barrier, strengthen the roof deck connections to increase wind resistance, and improve energy efficiency.

What do I need to know?

Spray foam adhesive comes in two forms: closed or open cell. While both provide a measure of increased R-value and wall insulation, closed cell provides better heat resistance, second water barrier benefits, and enhanced strengthening properties that reinforce the roof deck attachment.

• Properly applied spray foam adhesive is an impermeable insulation. Controlled air permeability helps to prevent and control bulk water entry, and this creates a sealed roof deck.
• Spray foam adhesive serves as a secondary water barrier to keep water out of your attic.
• Spray foam provides support against wind uplift and racking by making connections stronger.
• Spray foam saves energy by increasing R-value.

Where do I start?

Identify a licensed, bonded, and insured professional who is certified to install spray foam. Apply a 3” minimum, full insulating layer of closed-cell polyurethane foam adhesive between roof rafters/trusses and on the underside of decking at all points of framing and sheathing intersections.

More Resources:

• FLASH. Resilient Design Guide: High Wind Wood Frame Construction Edition

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