AWF PRO Spray Foam Gun, 2' Long Nozzle, PTFE Non Stick Basket, High Precision Foam Insulation Gun with One Hand Adjustment (Pack of 2)

Used it to inject polyurethane foam deep inside a crack... works efficiently and did the job in a few minutes

Love the fact that they still work after the first , second and 5th applications. Unlike the garbage I purchased from Home Depot

Leaks from the collar every time I attach a new can and then some during first use. It has done this since I purchased. My other gun never does this.

I got the extended wand to get to hard to reach places and this gun didn’t make it through ½ a can before it was ruined. Save your money and buy the great stuff gun from the box stores for the same price. I’ve put at least 25 cans through it. Still going strong. Going to contact the seller to see if he’ll make it right. Will update.Update: I tried to take the gun apart to fix it….. big mistake spray foam everywhere. Contacted seller and they sent me a replacement. We’ll see how this one works out.

Works ok. Has an issue with leaking front m the head where you at insert the can. That is an issue when trying to keep cleaner in it until the next use.Update: changed rating to 5 stars because 1. Customer service was top notch. They saw my review and contacted me and made everything right by sending me a replacement2. The replacement is perfect. The first one must have been a dud. Replacement works great and doesn’t have any leaks.I have a couple of their other foam guns and they are flawless. This one is just as flawless.

I really liked the extended length of this foam gun. I owned a regular length (about 10 - 12 inches) and it worked well. In a crawlspace, the areas where the floor joists rest on the foundation are hard to reach to seal with spray foam. Having a long reach foam gun makes it easier, but not totally easy. Now, any spray gun beats the self contained cans of spray foam because they can be controlled and will go farther than a can of foam. Even so, a spray foam gun has its limitations. The biggest problem is that the can of foam that feeds the foam gun, attaches on top pf the gun. If one is targeting a close space, the can tends to get in the way making putting the point where you want it very difficult at times. So, even though the long length of this gun helps, it doesn't eliminate the inherent difficulty of putting the tip on target. As far as foam guns go, I think this is a good buy. I will probably opt to purchase a two-part foam kit to insulate these crawlspace areas. For crawl space work, I would definitely recommend this long barreled gun and a regular-length foam gun over any self-contained cans of foam sold in hardware stores.

High quality gun, I was hesitant to purchase at first since there were some bad reviews, but I’m glad I went ahead and ordered. This gun has held up, and is so easy to dial the bead size. I have knee and back problems so the 2’ length is perfect for me, I can stay standing and reach most all the sealing around doors and windows and walls.

I'm using mine to seal up the sill boxes in my basement and the 2' length makes it easier to reach the places where the foam is needed.One suggestion: When you mate the gun and can of foam, bring the gun to the can rather than the other way around. My first attempt to thread the can onto the gun did not go well. The can was top heavy as I tried to thread it on to the gun and I managed to cross the threads. Foam oozed out of the can and I had a mess on my hands. It was far easier to set the upright can on a table and bring the gun to the can. Using this method, the two components threaded together perfectly.

Self employed and always use this brand for reliability operation.