Timber-Seal is specifically formulated to repel all types of water ingress. Timber-Seal also isolates oil and acid components of the wood fiber from contact with moisture, thus reducing acceleration of the aging process.

Application

Timber-Seal is for use in sealing unsealed, pressure-treated and previously stained wood surfaces. The treatment is semi-permanent therefore the surface to be treated must first be prepared to the desired quality. Once applied, the finished product will enhance the texture and grain of the wood surface.

Timber-Seal is not a cleaner. Do not seal in impurities or stains. In order to acquire the best possible results, first clean the surface to the desired standard ( we recommend using a wood cleaner such as BCI's "Timber-Brite" product to quickly and effectively remove stains, mildew and other unsightly deposits ), then protect the wood with Timber-Seal. Wood surfaces should be free from any surface accumulations of dust, oil, grease, discoloration, paint, protective sealers and/or foreign materials prior to application of Timber-Seal.

• On wood surfaces that have oil based stains or transparent wood coatings, first utilize a treatment that removes the pigment, water sealers and damaged wood fiber from exterior wood decks, siding or log home surfaces and restore them to their natural color.
• On heavily grayed and weathered wood surfaces, first utilize a treatment that will remove tannin bleeding, water stains, mildew, mould and discolored surface fiber and return it to its natural color.

The rate of application is 150 feet per gallon. Timber-Seal can be applied to vertical or horizontal surfaces, in interior or exterior locations. The product's flash point is in excess of 320 o F and is self-extinguishing. Timber-Seal will cure out in 24 hours. Acid rain, de-icing salts and dirt will not stain the treated surface.

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