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Amount: | 5L |
Coverage: | 11m2 |
Re-entry time: | 48 hours or until surfaces are dry |
Standard Delivery: | £9.50 +VAT |
£81.60 £68.00
ProBor 20.1 Boron Wood Preservative Gel is one of the most powerful wood preservative gels on the market for the treatment of Woodworm & prevention of Dry Rot & Wet Rot.
Boron is a naturally occurring mineral with a long history of use for the prevention of dry rot and wet rot as well as woodworm treatment. Our ProBor 20.1 Gel is ideal for the treatment of larger dimension timbers. It is also effective against wood-boring insects and is particularly useful when treating infestations of Deathwatch Beetle.
The high level of active ingredient in ProBor 20.1 Gel, combined with its gel formulation, provide excellent penetration into timber – particularly damp timbers which are vulnerable to fungal attack (dry rot and wet rot). This also makes it ideal as a woodworm killer.
ProBor 20.1 Gel is designed to be applied by brush directly to the surface of the timber. The application should resemble a thick coating of gloss paint. Depending on the density of the timber, it can take several days for the ProBor 20.1 Gel to soak into the timber.
For effective results, wood should be bare and clean. ProBor 20.1 Gel will not penetrate through paint, varnish, or other treatments which seal the surface of the timber. Such coatings must therefore be removed prior to treatment. Please note that even though this product is described as a gel the consistency is more liquid and can be poured.
We offer next day
(standard delivery £9.50 excl VAT)
Restoration UK Ltd
Unit 3, 18 Hanford Way
Loughborough, Leicestershire
LE11 1LS
Company no : 03088849
VAT no : 648 2853 07
GREAT ADVICE FROM ERIK
This dual purpose product is an effective treatment against wood boring insects or infestations and is a great prevention of dry rot and wet rot.
ProBor 20 is a gel formulation and can be applied by brush directly onto timber.