Roxil Wood Protection Cream - Cream

The duration of protection varies depending on environmental conditions, but it typically lasts for several years. Reapplication is recommended when water no longer beads on the surface.

No, Roxil Wood Protection Cream is designed for use on unpainted wood. Applying it over paint or varnish will prevent the cream from absorbing into the wood and reduce its effectiveness.

Clean the treated wood with mild soap and water. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or pressure washers.

Yes, Roxil Wood Protection Cream is formulated to be safe when used as directed. However, avoid direct contact with plants and animals during application and drying.

Yes, Roxil Wood Protection Cream can be used on decking made of unpainted wood, provided it's softwood or weathered hardwood. Ensure the surface is clean and dry before applying.

You'll need a brush or roller, a container to pour the cream into, and optionally, a cloth for wiping up any spills or residue.

Ensure an even coat during application and avoid over-application. If residue appears, wipe it away with a clean cloth while the cream is still wet.

Make sure the wood is unpainted and clean. If the wood is very dense, lightly sand the surface before application to improve absorption.

Ensure the product has fully dried. The protection is invisible; however, it's still effective at preventing water absorption. Test the surface by pouring water on it after drying.