D-Mould

Directions For Use

General

Mix the 500 ml of D-Mould concentrate into 10 litres of water. Brush, roll, spray or mop a generous application onto the surface to be treated. Scrub the mould/algae affect surface using a nylon brush or stiff broom. Once applied, D-Mould kills any existing mould and natural weathering removes discolouration over a period of time. Heavily infested surfaces may require re-treatment with D-Mould 3-6 months after initial application. If treating blackened or mould affected wood, pretreatment by scrubbing discoloured surfaces with a household bleach or oxalic acid will help to clean it instantly. Rinse the bleached area with plenty of clean water and allow to dry. Apply D-Mould to prevent any further infestation of mould. Re-application of D-Mould every 1-2 years may be necessary to prevent re-occurrence of mould.

Recommended Uses

D-Mould is uniquely formulated so that when it is applied to raw timber, the treated surface weathers to a silky appearance. It is ideal to protect and clean timber, especially Western Red Cedar. Untreated surfaces such as decks can become slippery and dangerous due to mould growth. D-Mould will clean and protect these surfaces from mould growth. D-Mould is also suitable for other external surfaces e.g. paving, brickwork, tiles, painted surfaces, synthetic grass and canvas.

Restrictions

Test D-Mould on a small area of the surface to be treated, to ensure it has no adverse effect on paintwork, etc.

Coverage

5-10 square meters per litre-depending on surface porosity.

Clean Up

Clean applicators thoroughly with water.

First Aid Instructions

If poisoning occurs, contact a doctor or Poison Information Centre (13 11 26).
Eyes
Hold eyes open, flood with water for at least 15 minutes – see a doctor.
Skin
Remove contaminated clothing and wash skin thoroughly with soapy water.
Inhalation
Remove to fresh air.
If Swallowed
DO NOT induce vomiting. Give a glass of water to drink and transport to hospital.

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