Rustins All Star Wood Treatment Clear

Ultra-fine particle size wood preservative Rustins All Star Wood Treatment is a water based, low odour, non-flammable product based on optimised formulation technology. The ultra-fine particle size allows deep penetration of the treatment to take place so the performance of the product is much greater than standard wood treatment products. It is nonflammable, quick drying and can be applied to wet or dry timbers. nonflammable, quick drying and can be applied to wet or dry timbers. For preventative treatment against wood boring beetles, termites and wood rotting fungi. Also for curative treatment against wood boring beetles. For use on hard & soft wood. Requires sealing with a suitable film-forming paint or varnish, especially if used outside. BPR Authorisation Numbers: UK-20191194-4-31 and UK-2019-1194-5-31.

Technical Information:

• Finish: Gloss
• Composition: Solvent Based
• Interior or Exterior: Interior/Exterior
• Surface: Wood
• Brand: Rustins
• Coverage: Apply at a rate of 100 ml/ m2. (1L per 10 m2): For a preventative use against wood boring beetles. Apply at a rate of 152.8 - 200 ml/ m2. (1L per 5 m2): For a preventative use against wood rotting fungi. Apply at a rate of 200 ml/ m2. (1L per 5 m2): For a preventative use against wood boring beetles, termites and wood rotting fungi. Apply at a rate of 300 ml/ m2. (1L per 3.3 m2): For curative use against wood boring beetles
• Product Application: Shake well and stir before use. Apply two coats using a brush or low pressure spray. Exterior application must be by brush ONLY. Depending on the drying conditions, the second application should be applied before the first is dry. Ensure all end grain is thoroughly soaked as this is especially prone to water ingress and resulting decay
• Touch Dry: Temperature and humidity will affect the rate of drying. It is important that after the first application the surface is not allowed to dry out and ideally should be damp when the second application is carried out
• Recoatable: Temperature and humidity will affect the rate of drying. It is important that after the first application the surface is not allowed to dry out and ideally should be damp when the second application is carried out. The timber should be allowed to dry for 48 hours before over-coating with a suitable film-forming paint or varnish as appropriate
• VOC Level: High