Scrape away loose paint/stain with a scraper. Sand if necessary. Remove any decayed or damaged wood. Remove any grease, oil, dirt or other debris from area to be repaired. If necessary drill additional 3/8” or 1/2” holes a couple of inches from area to be repaired to apply additional Rhino-Pre Treat product. Ensure area is dry and clean before actual repair (at least 24 hours).

Remove as much of the dry rot area as possible. Rhino-Pre Treat is then sprayed onto, into and around the repair area. In some cases it is recommended that holes be drilled around the damaged area. Drill a number of holes 3/8” – 1/2” and spray into or pour Rhino-Pre Treat into holes to ensure full treatment occurs.

Yes. Apply one coat let sit for an hour then apply second coat. Let sit 24 hours before doing actual repair. A 24 hour period ensures full absorption and pre-treatment of wood. Ensure area to be repaired is completely dry.

Rhino-Pre Treat is an environmentally friendly treatment applied to damaged wood areas used as a pre-treatment cleaner, which is the first step of the Rhino Wood Repair® system that cleans, treats, conserves and protects wood. This pre-treatment may ensure that no further damage continues after doing the permanent Rhino Wood Repair.

It is recommended that after a mixed liquid is applied to the wood, you allow it to sit 5-20 minutes. Visually inspect the surface to ensure surface is wet from mixture to ensure putty will adhere.  If absorbed add a second coating.

You can use straight mixed liquid A & B. A second option is to add a small mixed portion of liquid A & B to a mixed portion of Putty A & B. Mix these components together to get a more paste-like product.

Continue mixing Putty A and Putty B together. When mixing, ensure all crumbly or flakey parts that drop off onto table are added to your mix. Again, please ensure equal parts of Putty A are added to equal parts of Putty B. Please be aware, this is not a failure of the structural integrity of the Rhino Wood Repair System but rather it may have become a bit messy.

Yes, sometimes the Putty A or Putty B can be a bit flakey or crumbly. This may be caused by exceeding the shelf life or exposure to cold temperatures or fluctuating temperatures. If necessary you can add a small amount of mixed liquid A & B to your mixed Putty A & B. This can ensure additional wetting out between the A & B Putty

Yes, you can hammer a nail, screw and drill into the repair. It is recommended to wait a minimum of 24 -48 hours before doing so to ensure product has completely cured.

Yes, we always recommend safety glasses and a dust mask when sanding any surface.

It is recommended that you lightly sand the surface, rid of dust. Mix a small quantity of liquid A and liquid B. Apply to surface. Knead appropriate amount of putty A and putty B. Apply to liquid surface and allow to set up. It is recommended to wait 24 hours before sanding.