



Can I paint after applying Bone Dry?
What is the dilution rate?
Can Bone Dry be used on cane?
Can Bone Dry be used on sandstone?
Will Bone Dry seal a surface that was done some time ago?
Does Bone Dry leave a 'wet look'?
How do I clean up after application?
How do I remove overspray from windows?
How do I use Bone Dry on canvas/ awnings?
Is Bone Dry toxic to plants & animals?
Is Bone Dry OK for timber?
- You must firstly ensure that your deck has totally been cleaned up (using Wet & Forget or Rapid Application) before you apply Bone Dry. Bone Dry is good for timber because the water just jumps off the surface.
- On timber retaining walls, it stops them going black from biological growth.
- Timber decks also benefit as it slows biological growth and helps prevent staining from spills such as BBQ fat etc.
- External cedar weatherboards can be sealed with Bone Dry and it certainly won't peel like a traditional “film forming” coating e.g. varnish. Only apply one coat of Bone Dry for this application.
- NEW DECKING Just make sure it “weathers” before application as the natural resins in the timber when newly laid will prevent the Bone Dry soaking in. Minimum wait is 3-4 months.
Is Bone Dry OK for paving stones?
Does Bone Dry help with sand stabilization?
Is Bone Dry water based or oil based?
What are the active ingredients in Bone Dry?
What garden spray can I use for applying Bone Dry?
How long does Bone Dry last?
How does Bone Dry work?
Protects and Moisture Proofs, Moss & Mould Retardant, Stain & Water Repellent.
- brick and block walls
- canvas awnings
- concrete paths
- cow sheds
- fibrolite decks or roofs
- particle board flooring
- paving - clay and concrete
- pots - clay and concrete
- retaining walls - concrete and timber
- roofs - concrete, clay and fibrolite
- shower grouting
- sandstone
- timber decks
- timber patio furniture
- tombstones
- Apply on a cool, dry day when the surface is cool - not in the heat of the day
- Mix one part Bone Dry® to 2 parts water in your garden sprayer. (5L treats 100m2)
- Ensure the surface is absolutely clean and dry.
- Apply the product until the surface is wet with Bone Dry®.
- Do not oversaturate or flood the surface.
- Ensure an even coverage is achieved and ensure that the surface is all done at the same time to stop any overlapping of wet product on dry product. 'Over application' may leave a slight sheen on surface. Do not over apply
- Only apply one coat!
- Ensure dilution rate and application are followed exactly.
Exceptionally porous surfaces may need a second coat. Test a small area to ascertain if the surface still absorbs water after allowing Bone Dry to dry for 1 hour. For best results the second coat should be applied between 2 - 4 hours.
Apply to large areas with a garden sprayer or use a brush for clay pots or small items.
How to tell if surface is porous and therefore OK for Bone Dry® Test a small area to ascertain if the surface still absorbs water.
I am writing to let you know about your product, “Bone Dry”. I live on a farm with a pine deck that faces south.It is probably 8 years old now. At the beginning of last summer I desperately needed to clean it as it had gone very black and slippery. I used Wet & Forget to clean it and was amazed at how it came up! Just like new almost.
But, I was also aware that facing south and being cold and wet, the mould was likely to come back again. I went online and bought your product “Bone Dry”. It said it was a moisture-proofer that kept about 80 to 90% of the moisture out of the pine but that it wasn’t slippery. In fact, was hard to see once applied. We have now been through a very wet Autumn, Winter and Spring and the deck still looks as good as the day we applied the “Bone Dry”. A big thanks for a fantastic product.
Mike
Just a note about a fantastic product I used two years ago on my Kwila outdoor furniture and timber deck. The product is called Bone Dry! I had cleaned up my very , green, grotty deck and furniture and with such a lot of work wanted to try and keep it this way. A friend told me about Bone Dry as he had used it. I didn’t want a varnish or stain type finish and was assured you don’t really even see this product on the timber.
He said it would keep the timber sealed and slow down the mould and algae! He was dead right! Two grotty wet winters and the deck and furniture still look like new! A fantastic product and so easy to use, as per your instructions. Thanks from a very happy customer.
James