🖋️ Nisus 30201 PenShield: Ultimate 128oz Borate Wood Preservative for Long-lasting Protection and Clarity Review

I've painted, I've sprayed, yet to see if termites will eat my wood alive. It is easy to spray, after applying it to the hands, the paint is a little itchy.

Purchased for use on a solid wood front door that needed replacing due to termite damage. Very easy to apply with a paint roller, apply in 2 coats, dries 48 hours, easily recoatable. It doesn't smell when applied. Hopefully termites avoid my wooden door, time will tell.

Used in patio extension. I bought raw wood for my terrace. To add some protection I used this product. User friendliness. The only FYI. Has a crystalline precipitate. Like fiberglass. Goes everywhere. Wear, dress up and cover. duct tape too. Apply with spray or brush.

I bought this because it was said to kill termites and woodworm. In particular, termites have been said to die if sprayed directly. I sprayed wood insects like wood beetles. It didn't affect her at all. I sprayed it several times and after six hours the effect was no longer noticeable.

this was recommended to me by a contractor for a wooden frame I was installing in my basement. It had very good absorbency, even coverage, but smell! it is very strong. I had all the windows open but as it is an underground basement it was difficult for me to get out. I hope the smell was worth dealing with and will keep termites out of our basement for years to come.

Read and follow precautions. This is good protection for treated wood if used prior to installation/construction. It is less effective when sprayed on after assembly as it does not penetrate the joint seams as it should. I don't take my deck apart to apply it, so as much as possible sprays from below. I had to replace a few floor joists due to moisture rot. Too bad treated wood needs a little extra work to make it last as long as it should. Use this before building or replacing your next deck…

As a dissolved mineral salt, this liquid has little or no odor, is easy to use, leaves no paint or oil and the residue is generally not harmful to mammals like you or your pets. But it kills termites and other insects and lasts indefinitely. The exterminator we consulted recommended borate salt spray for home use precisely because it's safe for the homeowner and lasts a long time (salts penetrate porous materials like wood). Note that the saline solution will darken or discolour the wood so use

Easy to apply, will be reused and cleans tools easily with water. I applied it with a Chapin 20000 Garden Sprayer 1 Gallon Lawn - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000E28UQU. I can't verify how effective it is at preventing wood damage, but I'm pretty sure it is. better than not using it at all - e.g. B. for the inner structure of the tree or outdoors where you do not want wood discoloration. I also have Zap-A-Roach Boric Acid - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00LLQ4AU8 to place between…