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Question: We used it to treat some hickory boards that we had planed for paneling.  After spraying both sides, we still see sawdust coming out.  Any ideas?
Document: I suppose it's good if you want to treat a small area, but if you want to dilute this stuff in water and use it for spraying.....it's terrible. It does not mix well. I had to mix this stuff for about 30 min. and after each time the powder settled down to the bottom of the bucket.
This is what you need to treat dry rot before you make the repair or it continues to do dame over the top of the repair.
you need a lot of it, at least a dozen bags to treat a fence line, even on a small yard..
Did the trick in my remodel, saved me money and time by not having to hire someone specifically to treat the wood, instructions were clear and easy to follow.
Researched how to treat my house for termites & ants. This seemed the best way to spot treatand seems like it is working. The window sills & exposed beams in attic were easy to get toand a $14 pump sprayer did the job. Beats a $1500.00 tenting job.
Works great would buy this again. We used this on some mold in our 100 year old farm house.Thanks
I actually haven't used this package yet, but from past experience I can say that it's a very effective product. Would recommend.
The product was easily mixed with water. I used a spray bottle to apply the mixture to the surface. One application did away with the powder-post beetles.
Very good product, effective, easy to use. Stops insects and wood decay fungus when used as directed. This product is regularly used by licensed pest control professionals. Always follow the label...to the letter.
This was very easy to use and zero odor. I used it as part of a mold abatement effort and cannot really comment on how effective it will be long term. It mixes it easily and sprays on nicely it also seems to dry rather quickly.
Answer: no