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Description
Rhino Wood Repair PreTreat 250 ml Liquid
- A critical pre-treatment step to clean and prepare your wood prior to using the Rhino Wood Repair® system.
- Engineered formula sprayed directly onto wood for deep penetration
- The product is the first step which is part of the Rhino Wood Repair® system.
- The Rhino Wood Repair® system eliminates wood as a food source for organisms by replacing your wood with a structural epoxy
- Can be used on existing and new wooden components
- Use on posts, door jambs, window sills, structural and decorative parts
- Repair furniture, frames, boats, columns, floors, sculptures, antiques
- Emits no volatile organic compounds
- 250 mL spray Bottle
Rhino PreTreat: Liquid Epoxy Wood Filler
Enhance Wood Surface Adhesion and Longevity with Rhino PreTreat
Rhino PreTreat is a specialized liquid epoxy wood filler designed to prepare, clean, and enhance adhesion on various surfaces before priming, coating, or filling. This meticulously crafted pre-treatment solution optimizes the effectiveness of permanent wood repair processes, ensuring superior results and extended durability.
Key Features of the Liquid Epoxy Wood Filler
Deep Penetration: Rhino PreTreat deeply penetrates wood fibers, reinforcing structure and preparing the surface for repairs.
pH-Stabilizing Properties: Cleans and stabilizes wood, promoting superior adhesion of subsequent coatings or fillers.
Weathering and Pest Protection: Helps deter weathering and pests, making it ideal for wood exposed to water or environmental stresses.
RWR PreTreat Benefits
- Prepares wood surfaces for coatings, primers, or fillers
- Enhances adhesion and extends the life of repairs
- Stabilizes wood fibers and improves structural integrity
Application Areas
- Ideal for severely water-exposed or flood-damaged wood
- Suitable for both indoor and outdoor wood projects
Usage Instructions
Preparation: Ensure the wood surface is clean, dry, and free from debris.
Application: Apply Rhino PreTreat evenly using a brush, roller, or sprayer.
Penetration: Allow sufficient time for the product to penetrate and stabilize the wood fibres.
Priming or Coating: After application, follow with priming, coating, or filling as needed.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How does Rhino PreTreat enhance wood surface adhesion?
Rhino PreTreat contains pH-stabilizing properties that clean and stabilize wood surfaces, optimizing adhesion for subsequent coatings or fillers. It penetrates deeply into wood fibres, promoting superior bonding and extending the life of repairs.
Can Rhino PreTreat be used on both indoor and outdoor wood surfaces?
Yes, Rhino PreTreat is suitable for use on both indoor and outdoor wood projects. It is particularly effective for wood surfaces exposed to water or environmental stresses.
How do I apply Rhino PreTreat?
Apply Rhino PreTreat evenly using a brush, roller, or sprayer onto clean and dry wood surfaces. Allow sufficient time for the product to penetrate and stabilize the wood fibres before proceeding with priming, coating, or filling.
What are the advantages of using Rhino PreTreat before wood repairs?
Using Rhino PreTreat before wood repairs ensures enhanced adhesion, improved structural integrity, and extended longevity of coatings or fillers. It helps prepare the wood surface for optimal repair results.
Is Rhino PreTreat effective for treating severely water-exposed or flood-damaged wood?
Yes, Rhino PreTreat is specifically formulated to treat severely water-exposed or flood-damaged wood. It helps stabilize the wood fibres, deter weathering, and promote long-lasting protection for such surfaces.
