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Timbor is a wood preservative that works as an insecticide and fungicide. The active ingredient in Timbor is disodium octaborate tetrahydrate, a natural borate compound. Insects are exposed to the active ingredient by eating treated wood or by ingestion while grooming. Borates are a contact toxicant to fungi. The borates prevent metabolism of food by insects and fungi causing death.
When Timbor is applied as a liquid to the surface of bare wood, it diffuses into the wood to make the wood itself toxic to wood destroying organisms such as wood decay fungus or drywood termites. Timbor is labeled for the control and prevention of wood decay fungi including white rot, brown rot, poria and wet rots.
Features:
Target Pests: Drywood termites, wood destroying beetles, wood decay fungi, carpenter ants and termites.
Application:
When Timbor is applied as a liquid to the surface of bare wood, it diffuses into the wood to make the wood itself toxic to wood destroying organisms such as wood decay fungus or drywood termites. Timbor is labeled for the control and prevention of wood decay fungi including white rot, brown rot, poria and wet rots.
Features:
- For interior and exterior use
- Virtually odorless
- Highly effective & economical
- Provide residual protection
- Won’t discolor or stain wood surfaces
- Water-soluble borate powder for use as a dust, liquid or foam
- Absorbs 1/4 of an inch.
Target Pests: Drywood termites, wood destroying beetles, wood decay fungi, carpenter ants and termites.
Application:
- To create a 10% solution mix one pound of Timbor to one gallon of water. This solution must be applied twice to a bare wood surface.
- To create a 15% solution, mix 1.5 pounds of Timbor to one gallon of water. This solution can be applied only once to the wood surface.
- 1.5 pounds of Tim-bor will treat up to 200 sq. ft of untreated wood.
