Ronseal
Multi Purpose Wood Treatment Clear 5L

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Additional information

Surface Preparation

All surfaces should be clear, dry and free from oil, grease and any other contaminants, such as mould and fungal growth. Any film forming coatings such as paint should be totally removed except when treating furniture for insect attack.

Where timbers have been attacked by fungal growth remove all decayed wood and replace with sound preservative treated timber, prior to general application.

Cut out and burn all decayed wood at least 45cm beyond the area of damage.

Application

• Wet/Dry Rot: Shake well before and during use.

• Applied by brush, spray or dipping.

• If applying by spray use a coarse spray and avoid misting.

• Where possible, end grains should be treated by dipping to ensure complete penetration.

• Apply the recommended number of coats, covering all faces, sides and joints, paying particular attention to the end grain.

• Subsequent coats should be applied after the previous coat has soaked in, but before it is fully dry. Once dry, repairs and gluing can be carried out.

• Insect Attack: Shake well before and during use.

• Applied by brush, spray or dipping.

• If applying by spray use a coarse spray and avoid misting.

• Apply two coats to all faces, sides and joints paying particular attention to the end grain.

• In severe cases of insect attack, Ronseal Multi Purpose Wood Treatment should be injected into flight holes approximately 10 cm apart. This treatment should be repeated.

• Any replacement timber should also be treated.

• On polished wood Ronseal Multi Purpose Wood Treatment should be injected into flight holed 7 cm apart.

• All joints should be flooded and any dry, dusty cracks should also be treated.

• Wipe of any surface liquid.

• Repeat the treatment in severe cases of infestation.

Clean Up

Clean Brushes, sprays and any spillage with paint brush cleaner. Remove as much product as possible from application equipment before washing.