Effective formula that prevents re-infestation and ensures effective protection for years to come.

This woodworm treatment has a clear water-based and low odour formulation treatment, that helps kill all types of woodworm. Its deep penetration prevents re-infestation and ensures effective protection for years to come. Do not use on beehives or bee keeping equipment.

• A clear, water-based woodworm killer for interior wood
• Suitable for beams, joists, floors, wooden furniture and more
• Also eradicates and protects against insect attack including House Longhorn Beetle
• Penetrates deep into the wood for long lasting protection
• Prevents re-infestation, ensuring effective protection for years to come
• Low VOC

How much do you need?

• Coverage can vary depending on application method and the condition and nature of the surface.
• Requires 2 – 3 coats
• Needs approx 48 hours to dry

Usage Guide

• Ensure that wood to be treated is clean, dry (25% moisture content maximum) and free from bark and dirt.
• Treat bare wood by flooding the surfaces with 2 or 3 brush coats.
• Pay particular attention to end grain, corners, joints, crevices, etc.
• Ensure timber is fully dry (allow 3 days) before laying plastic floor tiles, foam or rubber backed carpet, underlay, insulation in lofts, etc. After full drying, most glues, fillers and knotting solutions can be used as normal.

Notes:

• This product may cause darkening of some timbers. If colour is critical, apply a test area first and allow to dry fully to ensure final appearance is acceptable.
• Most decorative finishes such as solvent based or water based paints, woodstains, varnishes, polishes etc can be applied after the fluid has dried.
• Rough sawn timber will absorb up to twice as much as planed wood.

Eradication of insect attack

• House Longhorn Beetle: Brush 2-3 uniform coats. Use a minimum of 1 litre per 3.5-5 sq. metres of timber.
• Replacement timbers liable to House Longhorn and woodworm attack: Dip for at least 3 minutes or brush 2-3 uniform flood coats. Use a minimum of 1 litre per 3.5-5 sq. metres of timber.