Drying time 12 hours.
Treating cut ends of pressure treated wood.
Protects against fungal decay such as wet rot wood discolouring fungus and wood boring insect attack.
The wood itself is only 2 years old but failure to seal the end cuts has allowed water to penetrate into the wood which has rotted.
The 3 12 pressure treated wood stair stringers in the picture above left of image have decayed causing structural issues with this staircase.
Example of treated wood failure due to not treating end cuts.
This causes it to be resistant to decay and insects.
It is used for many exterior applications such as decks and picnic tables.
Outlast q8 log oil is the best choice for this purpose because it contains 675 copper 8 quinolinolate to meet the awpa m 4 standard for end cuts bore holes and fastener punctures and it is virtually odorless while drying invisibly into the end grain.
Pressure treated lumber is wood like pine or fir that has been injected with a preservative in order to make it last longer on outdoor projects like fencing or decks.
Provides a water repellent finish on pressure treated timber which has been cut or drilled in any way to expose the untreated inner wood.
Pressure treated wood is wood that has a preservative forced deeply into it.
Contains resins and oils to give a long lasting effect.