Water-based wood insect repellent sort that protects wood for a long time with strong penetration

[Use]
Insect and preserves unpainted wood surfaces such as stakes, plate fences, and grooves.
Insect and preservation of unpainted wood underfloor such as bases, roots, root logs, floor bundles, and large drawings (If the old paint film is left behind, the coating film must be removed).
Not suitable for areas that are constantly splashing water or constantly damp.

Features:
Insect repellent and preservative treatment made specifically for outdoor wood areas with a chemical that is safe to use.
Superior penetration and protects wood for a long time.
Water-based for easy handling and low odor

[Use]
Standard number of coats: 2 coats
Glossy: Matte
Coating film finish: Translucent (wood grain harness).

[Precautions]
Please do not use for anything other than the intended purpose. Not suitable for painted or printed plywood or decorative plywood without inhalation.
Do not apply tableware, or anything that is directly in contact with your mouth or food.
Do not apply on outdoor tables or chairs or wooden areas where skin touches directly, dog kennels, birdcages, or other trees that may cause pets.
Paint on rainy days or humid days, and apply on days with good weather. Please do not apply when painting or drying at temperatures below 12°F (5°C).
During painting or drying, please ventilate it from time to time until the paint odor is gone.
Do not spray paint.
The clear paint is cloudy, but it will be clear after drying.
Clear tends to fade more easily than colored products on surfaces exposed to direct sunlight and will discolor the base of the material (gray etc.).
The color and dryness of the finish may vary greatly depending on the color and intensity of the wood being painted, so be sure to test on an inconspicuous part or a similar kind of wood before applying the product.
Please be aware that preservatives and insecticidents are painted on wood that has been treated or infused with wood, depending on the agent, the paint and finish may be adversely affected.