Penetrates deep into outdoor wood to give long lasting protection against the weather and all types of decay.

• 10 times deeper penetration
• Unique acypetacs formula
• Safe near plants when dry
• Sprayable formulation
• Water repellent

Where to use

Ideal for use on planed or rough sawn garden wood such as sheds, greenhouses, fencing and cladding. Can be used on bare wood or wood pre-treated with wood preservative. Not recommended for use on garden furniture or decking. On softwood garden furniture use Cuprinol Garden Furniture Finish or Garden Shades. On hardwoods use Cuprinol Hardwood Garden Furniture Finish. On decking, use a product from the Cuprinol Decking Care range.

Preparing the Job

Ensure timber is dry and free from bark, dust/dirt and any surface coating including paint or varnish.r.

How to Apply

Shake tin well before use and frequently during use. This is important to achieve a uniform colour. Treat all surfaces. Wherever possible dip wood in preserver, otherwise apply uniformly, flooding faces, sides, ends and joints with at least two generous brush or spray coats. Apply the second coat after the first has soaked in, but before fully dry. When spraying use a coarse (airless) spray and avoid atomisation (misting). The exact colour may be affected by any previous treatment and is darker on sawn, more absorbent, weathered and dark wood. Try a test area first, to ensure acceptable appearance when dry. Apply to any surfaces cut after treatment. Protect plants during application. Do not splash. Allow treated fences etc. to dry thoroughly before refixing plants. Do not splash on plastic, plaster, paint or masonry. Do not spill on asphalt, bitumen, bitumen felt, tar or mastics. Bitumen, rubber and some plastic based materials may soften or swell in contact with the fluid or solvent vapour.

Drying Time

Typically 2-5 days at normal temperatures with good ventilation.

Cleaning Up

Re-seal container after use. Remove as much product as possible from brushes before washing with paraffin or White Spirit.

Coverage

Outdoor timbers not in ground contact: min. 4 sq.m. per litre (2 coats). Timbers in ground contact: min. 40 litres per m3. Refer to can for full details.