When the insect crawls over treated areas, the tiny particles of powder adhere to the insect's body. Tim-bor is ingested as the insect attempts to clean the powder from its legs and antennae. Approximately 1 gallon of solution will be needed to treat 200 square feet of wood surface area. Since each foam machine can produce different foams, refer to the equipment manufacturer manuals and the foaming agent's label for specific instructions. You may use a hand paddle or mechanical mixer.
Oversided containers help prevent careless spills and minimize splashing during mixing.
This tends to form clumps of material that dissolve slowly. Application rate is 1 gallon per 200 square feet of wood surface area. Ensure that all accessible wood surfaces are thoroughly wetted. Wood will absorb Tim-bor solution at different rates. Surfaces that absorb solution rapidly can be resprayed immediately.