Product Description
Extend the life of your wooden items by using the Ronseal Total Wood Preserver Clear. This premium, highly penetrative wood preserve gives a clear finish upon application and gives long-lasting protection to exterior wood by forming a layer. Application of this upon the wooden surface prevents rot, decay and woodworm attack and is ideal for use on sheds and fences. It comes in a size of 2.5 litres.
- Ronseal Total Clear Wood Preserver has been formulated to protect against woodworm infestation, prevent rot and decay and to protect against wood discolouring fungi such as blue stain.
- It is an initial pre-treatment prior to overpainting, staining or varnishing.
- Suitable for use on exterior timber.
- Traditional, solvent based preserver.
- Prevents against rot, decay and wood discolouring funghi.
- It'll also protects against woodworm attack.
- Use biocides safely.
- Always read the label and product information before use.
- Prevents rot, decay and woodworm attack
- Solvent based
- For exterior wood
- Available in clear
- Long lasting protection
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- PROPERTIES :
- Appearance - Very low viscosity, clear liquid.
- Odour - Characteristic solvent type.
- Solubility - Immiscible with water.
- VOC Content - Very High (>50%w/v)
- Application :
- You can either brush, spray it on or dip apply.
- For the end grains, we’d recommend dipping to make sure the preserver completely soaks into the wood.
- Apply at least 3 coats, waiting 24 hours between them.
- If you need to carry out any repairs or gluing, wait until the second coat is completely dry.
- Clean Up :
- Remove any preserver from your brush and wash in white spirit. Don't put any left over preserver down the drain or into watercourses.
- Identifying Rot :
- Dry rot -
- Dry rot might appear as white, cotton wool like growths or in white, grey sheets. You may also find white or grey branching strands, up to 6mm wide spreading on brickwork or behind plaster. Rusty red, pancake shaped, fruit bodies can also mean that you have a dry rot problem. Wood under attack from dry rot shrinks and splits in large brick shaped pieces across the grain and is dry and brittle.
- Wet rot -
- Wet rot is a fungal attack and can cause the surface of the wood to darken. Decayed wood splits along the grain and smaller cubes of wood are formed as a result. The wood may also become soft and spongy. Thin, brown branching strands of fungi may form on the surface of the timber under attack.
- Insect attack -
- Insect attack can be recognised by small, round flight holes on the surface of the wood or by tunnels in the wood. New holes will show clean, fresh timber inside them and fine, gritty powder can be seen on the surface or beneath the site of activity.
Specification
- Size
- 2.5 Litre
- Colour
- Clear
- Usage
- Exterior wood
- Coverage
- 5.5m2 per litre 3 coats by brush or spray
- Dry time
- 24 hours
- Application
- Brush, Spray it on or dip apply
- VOC
- High
- Base
- Solvent-Base
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