Protecting Timber with Timber Preserver

APVMA approved

Tested in Australian conditions and approved for commercial and domestic use. Learn more about APVMA approved

Recommended Uses

For use in areas such as deck subframes, crossarms, timber fencing, sleepers, timber decking and bearers, timber joints of all kinds and situations where damp conditions could promote decay or other biological attack.

Directions For Use

Timber Preserver can be applied by any convenient means such as brush, roller, spray or even dip application. Best results are obtained with the application of two (2) flood coats. For remedial treatment, it is essential that all decayed wood be removed from the timber surface prior to the application of the Timber Preserver. Clean up equipment with mineral turpentine. Painting over Timber Preserver is only recommended with oil based paints. Builders “filler” products will adhere to Timber Preserver provided sufficient drying time has been allowed.

Maintenance

Technical Details

Active Constituent	20g/L Copper as Copper Napthenate
Colour	Dark Green
Density	0.95kg/L
Odour	Oily

Coverage

6-8 square metres per litre.

Clean Up

Mineral turpentine.

Packaging

Packed in 20 litre closed head drum or 1 & 4 litre steel cans

Safety Instructions

May irritate the eyes and skin. Avoid contact with the eyes and skin. Wash hands after use. If poisoning occurs contact a Doctor of Poisons Information Centre (13 11 26).

Compatibility

If painting is necessary a post-treatment during period of at least 3 weeks should be allowed. Use only oil based paints or stains. Avoid light colours, as the oil will discolour them.

Compatible with most common metals and plastics.