How do I apply with this in a wooden shed?
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You have to first isolate the area/s where you see activity. Drill a few small holes in area of infestation, fill with foam and seal holes. Excellent product. I keep a few cans on hand for when we see evidence of termite droppings and apply immediately. An absolute necessity here in south Florida.
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I use this can for termites, and bore beetles that have put holes in the wood. You can also purchase Termidor to mix in a garden sprayer.
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Thermidor Foam can be applied wishing a wall void. If there is no wall void. This product is not the answer. You will need to buy Termidor Sc and trench around the barn using 4 gallons per 10 linear ft to treat for termites.
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Into the "kickout" holes, crevices or even on the surface as it will obdorb into the wood.
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It depends on the type of infestiation you have. If you see droppings or termites flying and you are able to see which part of the structure the're coming from, you would then drill several hole around the original hole andfill those holes with the product.
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Just use some wire wool or I used an old BBQ steel brush ... to remove as much as you can... Shake the can really really well before applying.
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You may want to protect the wood with some wood oil, wax, or water repellant. I used teak oil when I got my bench and kept it outside all summer. I brought it inside in the winter - it gets very cold here and we have lots of snow in MN.
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I built a wood platform and screwed it to the platform. I would not use this shed without building a platform or using a concrete slab.
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I use it in my wood shed. It's worked great so far. Just don't forget to shut it off when you're done. I don't see any reason it wouldn't work in an outhouse so long as you have the solar panel outside catching some sun during the day.
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I would use hide glue found in lumber yards mixed with water 1tsp hide lue to a cup of warm water. Makes a great stable water color paint. Maybe a dash of alum.
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Rub it on the baseboard molding if you have it. If not rub it about 5 inches above the floor on the wall.
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First off, if the wood is dirty you should clean it with something like Murphy oil soap and let dry. Then you can apply Van's just like you wax a car, rub it on, let it dry, wipe it off. The more layers you apply, the better the wood will look. You can use either one, Lavender or Orange, depends on what you like, smell.
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Not sure what you're asking here. Just follow the directions on the container. Basically, spread a generous amount of cream carefully over the entire work surface and let it stand for several hours to give it a chance to be absorbed into the wood. When the absorption is finished, wipe off the excess. Repeat whenever the wood appears to be drying out.
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I believe that you can attach this awning just about anywhere. To attach it to your metal shed, I would mount securely a strip of wood to the side of the shed and then mount your awning. We attached the awning this way to the lip of our extended overhang to shade our small patio. Remember though this awning is for shade only. It is not waterproof.
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The Wood Filler is a tan color when it dries. I do suggest that you use a face mask to apply this because it is very strong. A well ventilated area is not good enough. You can sand this stuff down after it is dried and paint over it. I used this to fill in a hole in my front door. Worked great for that project. Good luck!
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Yes, use this, carefully and slowly with a rag, brush, or fine steel wool. You can apply with a brush or rag, but have plenty of cleaning rags on hand.
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I have the same question AND Our house is a "shouse" a shed home so it is all tin, will this work for us? Or will the tin throw it offo?
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Dave here...I strongly suggest purchasing your standard teak oil foud at your local Home Depot/local hardware store. It not only enriches the beauty of the wood, but will assist in keeping your wood tiles from weathering up and drying out. For a space if about 10x10, I recommend buying 2 one pint containers, leaving you with some left on hand for futur touch ups. Apply liberally using a rag to rub in oil. Within 10 minutes of finishing application use another dry rag to rub off any excess oil to ensure that you won't end up with unevenly blotchy covered areas. Best of luck
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Agreed w/ Curran Murphy there--how the oil works is that it absorbs into the wood itself, and layer after layer/coat after coat builds up to form a tough exterior. Lots of good info about how to use it on YouTube
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I'd mix it at least double strength and make sure you spray when it is dry. Rain within a day or two makes huge difference. Also, you can try spraying inside but don't breathe it in and ventilate the rooms well. Once it's dry its fine. If you're problem is termites or carpenter ants they could be coming back from a neighbor's house and if you spray regularly outside any that get in will die in 48-72 hours. If its a current house infestation it may take a couple thorough treatments to knock out the nest. Good luck, try not to get discouraged - my dad owns a pest control company and this is the most powerful stuff they use. I'd mix it at least double strength and make sure you spray when it is dry. Rain within a day or two makes huge difference. Also, you can try spraying inside but don't breathe it in and ventilate the rooms well. Once it's dry its fine. If you're problem is termites or carpenter ants they could be coming back from a neighbor's house and if you spray regularly outside any that get in will die in 48-72 hours. If its a current house infestation it may take a couple thorough treatments to knock out the nest. Good luck, try not to get discouraged - my dad owns a pest control company and this is... » Read More I'd mix it at least double strength and make sure you spray when it is dry. Rain within a day or two makes huge difference. Also, you can try spraying inside but don't breathe it in and ventilate the rooms well. Once it's dry its fine. If you're problem is termites or carpenter ants they could be coming back from a neighbor's house and if you spray regularly outside any that get in will die in 48-72 hours. If its a current house infestation it may take a couple thorough treatments to knock out the nest. Good luck, try not to get discouraged - my dad owns a pest control company and this is the most powerful stuff they use. « Show Less
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Just get a standard 1x10 piece of lumber from the hardware store and cut it into 28.25" long segments. You'll need to cut ears out of the back two corners as well (instructions with a diagram are included in the box and can also be found at rubbermaid.com). These wooden shelves simply slip in to indentations inside the shed. The shelves don't extend all the way to the door, so you can still store long-handled tools like rakes in there while the shelves are in place.I wouldn't put a whole lot of weight on the shelves, but they do add a lot of storage space for small things like garden supplies. Just get a standard 1x10 piece of lumber from the hardware store and cut it into 28.25" long segments. You'll need to cut ears out of the back two corners as well (instructions with a diagram are included in the box and can also be found at rubbermaid.com). These wooden shelves simply slip in to indentations inside the shed. The shelves don't extend all the way to the door, so you can still store long-handled tools like rakes in there while the shelves are in place.I wouldn't put a whole lot of weight on the shelves, but they do add a lot of storage space for small things... » Read More Just get a standard 1x10 piece of lumber from the hardware store and cut it into 28.25" long segments. You'll need to cut ears out of the back two corners as well (instructions with a diagram are included in the box and can also be found at rubbermaid.com). These wooden shelves simply slip in to indentations inside the shed. The shelves don't extend all the way to the door, so you can still store long-handled tools like rakes in there while the shelves are in place.I wouldn't put a whole lot of weight on the shelves, but they do add a lot of storage space for small things like garden supplies. « Show Less