The antiseptic is difficult to external work Prosept Eco Exterior, 5 liters

Antiseptic is difficult to work for external work for preservation of wood of various breeds operated in the open air with direct effects of atmospheric precipitation, soil moisture, hygroscopic and condensation moisture. Designed to protect against decay, mold, wood-colored mushrooms and two-two insects for up to 30 years.

the antiseptic prevents and stops the already begun processes of wood lesions with biological agents. Effectively reduces the accelerated cracking of the ends of large -sized lumber.

Advantages:

• From beetles, fungus and mold;

• does not change the structure of wood;

Method of application:

work to carry out at ambient temperatures and the processed surface at least +5 ° C.

• Clean The processed surface from dust, sawdust, shavings, etc. If the surface of the wood is affected by wood -colored mushrooms (blue), the initial processing of the Prosept 50 wood bleach is recommended, which removes the fungus and returns the wood natural.

• Apply an antiseptic to the surface of wood with a roller, brush with a synthetic pile or any spraying device. Application should be plentiful and uniform over the entire processed surface in 2 layers “wet along the wet.”

• To ensure antiseptic properties, it is important to observe the recommended consumption.

• Processed wood should be protected from exposure from exposure atmospheric precipitation until the surface and fixing the active substances completely dry-about 24 hours at a temperature of 16-20 ° C and relative humidity of 70%.

If necessary, further processing of wood can be continued by decorative and protective materials, for example, Prosept Biolasur.

Consumption: The consumption of the working solution is 250 - 350 g/m².

Precautions: When working with an antiseptic, use personal protective equipment: glasses, gloves, a bathrobe. If the solution gets on the skin or into the eyes, rinse with a large amount of water, if necessary, consult a doctor. Protect from children!