Cleaning silvered & weathered timber or timber previously coated with migrating oil

Cleaning timber previously coated with penetrating stain

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Refreshes and renews aged, silvered and discoloured timber, helping you bring it back to its natural timber tone. It also helps in the removal of migrating oil type products from the timber allowing it to be recoated. It is water based, water soluble and biodegradable, containing no hydrocarbon solvents. Often used in conjunction with Jac Jay Oxalic Acid especially on Western Red Cedar, Redwood and Kwila as they may initially darken with the cleaning process. Jac Jay Timber Revitaliser will not kill vegetation.

Use: Suitable for most types of timber, garden furniture, BBQ tables, handrails, garage doors, weatherboards, joinery etc.

Application: Spray application is recommended using a standard domestic garden spray unit. Prior to starting, check for colourfastness and reactions by testing the product on surrounding surfaces that it may come in contact with (e.g. paint work, aluminium, tiles, etc.) in the area that the cleaning is taking place.

Cleaning silvered & weathered timber or timber previously coated with migrating oil

Cleaning timber previously coated with penetrating stain

Product Data Sheet

MSDS

Mild timber bleach and mould killer.

Use: As a cleaning agent, rust remover, mould killer, stain lifter and bleaching agent. Can be used to kill mould and to lighten sun faded/silvered timber prior to coating. Also used by beekeepers as a miticide against the parasitic Varroa mite. Jac Jay Oxalic Acid is 99.5% pure.

Jac Jay Oxalic Acid may kill vegetation. We recommend thoroughly saturating grass and vegetation with water before commencement of cleaning process.

Mixing: 100 grams per litre of luke warm water.

Application: Prior to starting, check for colourfastness and reactions by testing product on surrounding surfaces that it may come in contact with (e.g. paint work, aluminium, tiles, etc.) in the area that the cleaning is taking place. Apply by large brush to damp timber, apply wet on wet to the timber surface. Leave on timber surface for 10-20 minutes before washing off with clean water. Allow timber to dry before coating.