So ive watched 1000 videos on sealing non IC recessed can lights. I got some insullite boxes and sealed them down with foam.
Ive also seen videos (though I didnt do this part) where people seal the inside of the can itself, from underneath, with foam. Im not sure if I want to do this part, especially with the insullate box above the lights in the attic.
At what temperature does Great Stuff catch fire? I am somewhat paranoid because the can says extremely flammable, but I have CFLs in each housing so it wont be more than 150 degrees or so.
Even if some foam is touching the can light, is it cause to worry?
Should I foam the little holes inside the can housing itself or leave it alone since I have the insullite box above it?
Ive also seen videos (though I didnt do this part) where people seal the inside of the can itself, from underneath, with foam. Im not sure if I want to do this part, especially with the insullate box above the lights in the attic.
At what temperature does Great Stuff catch fire? I am somewhat paranoid because the can says extremely flammable, but I have CFLs in each housing so it wont be more than 150 degrees or so.
Even if some foam is touching the can light, is it cause to worry?
Should I foam the little holes inside the can housing itself or leave it alone since I have the insullite box above it?