Getting Great Stuff foam off your hands can be challenging, but here are a few methods you can try: Use soap and water: Try washing your hands with soap and water, as this may be enough to remove the foam. Use warm water and lather your hands with soap, then scrub the foam off your skin. Use acetone or nail polish remover: Acetone can dissolve Great Stuff foam. Apply some acetone or nail polish remover to a cloth or cotton ball and rub it onto the foam residue on your hands. Be sure to wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water after using acetone. Use a pumice stone: A pumice stone can help scrub the foam off your hands. Wet the stone and rub it over the foam residue in a circular motion. This may take some time, but it can be effective.

There is a little greeny-yellow bug that hides inside a small blob of foam. It is called a spittle bug . It sucks the juices from the canes and may cause leaves to wilt. They can easily be removed with a jet spray of water from a hose.

That is a very common organism called a slime mold. Slime molds are harmless to everything, some cultures consider them edible. The name is misleading as they are not a mold nor a fungus, but a protist and they exist all over the world. Your particular species is commonly called the dog vomit slime mold, for obvious reasons. It will soon die off, leaving your lawn in fine shape. I strongly advise that you do not use any chemical means to get rid of something harmless and interesting. Please put your fungicides away. Pesticidal chemicals should only be used when you know the identity of the pest. Here is a link that might be useful: info about your slime mold

Have a large metal building that is insulated with a Yellow colored Closed Cell Spray Foam Insulation - What Type of Sherwin Williams Latex Paint would you recommend in a White Semi-Gloss Color to achieve a 1 coat coverage and get a long lasting finish? - Ovation ? Duration or ??? It will be applied with a Airless Spray Gun and building is 48 X 50 ft with 16 ft tall walls and a 24 ft. peak Height on the roof. Also need to know approx how much paint to order to get adequate coverage and total number of coats required?