Polyurethane Spray Foam

Sprayed Polyurethane Foam must be protected by elastomeric coatings to prevent ultraviolet-induced surface degradation. When foam is visible, apply a roof coating without delay!

Common Issues


UV Degradation – A majority of SPF failures occur because of the loss or erosion of the protective elastomeric coating.	Interlaminar Blisters – These are usually caused by installer error or equipment problems. Blisters must be removed and area must be re-foamed.

Wet Foam – When the protective coating is broken, moisture infiltration can accelerate deterioration. Wet foam should be removed and new foam installed.

Sprayed Polyurethane Foam deteriorates quickly when exposed to the sun’s UV-rays. It needs to be coated with a UV protective coating immediately!

Polyurethane spray foam should be inspected annually and recoated every 10 years.

Learn more about Polyurethane Spray Foam Roof Repair or Polyurethane Spray Foam Roof Coating.

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Polyurethane Spray Foam Roof Coating

EnergyGuard® Acrylic Elastomeric Coating may be used on sprayed polyurethane foam roofs during the initial installation stage or as a maintenance recoat.

Acrylic elastomeric coatings cannot be used to recoat silicone-coated roofs.

EnergyGuard® Butyl Elastomeric Coating may be used on sprayed polyurethane foam roofs when the application requires a vapor barrier. Prevents moisture build up in polyurethane spray foam when used in cold storage applications.

EnergyGuard® Silicone Elastomeric Coating may be used on sprayed polyurethane foam roofs to achieve a protective topcoat with excellent weathering properties. It should be used to recoat silicone-coated polyurethane foam roofs.