No Rot Gel can be used as a timber treatment where it has been affected by decay, mildew or insect attack. No-Rot Gel is ideal for use in external areas such as timber window frames and posts that are intended to be painted with an oil or water based paint. It is also ideal for use in internal timber framing where moisture is a problem, such as bathrooms or under subfloors with poor ventilation.

RESTRAINTS. No-Rot Gel is not to be used on timber exposed to rain (ie without a painted finish or surface coat), timber in contact with the ground, or surfaces that come into contact with foodstuffs or drinking water.

Limitations

No-Rot Gel will not restore timber severely damaged by rot and termite attack. Unsound wood within any timber structure should be replaced. The new wood must then be treated with No-Rot Gel to prevent deterioration in the future.

Areas Where Decay And White Ant Attack Normally Occur

Decay attacks occur in timber that becomes wet for prolonged periods. Key situations in which timber becomes wet and therefore should be
treated with No-Rot Gel are: If timber is subjected to long wet periods or igh humidity Interfaces and joints that trap moisture

Around drill and bolt holes

Apply No-Rot Gel to the timber surface using a brush, roller or spray gun. If the timber is very dry, it is best to dampen the timber with water to allow better penetration of No-Rot Gel. For effective treatment against decay, mould and insect attack, use the following table apply the correct dosage to the timber.

RECOMMENDED DOSAGE RATES PER SQUARE METER

Required depth of diffusion into the timber surface0-25mm25-50mm50-100mmAmount of No-Rot Gel required per square meter500ml1 litre2 litres

For correct dosage rates, No-Rot Gel will require 2 coats. Allow 2-3 hours between coats.

If painting is necessary a post-treatment during period of at least 3
weeks should be allowed. Use only oil based paints or stains. Avoid
light colours, as the oil will discolour them.

Compatible with most common metals and plastics.

May irritate the eyes and skin. Avoid contact with the eyes and skin.
Wash hands after use. If poisoning occurs contact a Doctor of Poisons
Information Centre (13 11 26).

Avoid contact with eyes and skin. When handling No-Rot Gel, wear
protective clothing, gloves, eye protection and a vapour mask if
spraying. Wash contaminated skin or eyes with copious quantities of
water for 15 minutes. If ingested, give water to drink. Do not induce
vomiting. Seek medical assistance and contact the Poison’s Information
Service on 13 11 26.