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Stop wood rot with post protector! #woodrot #woodpreservative #wood #fencebuilder #protector

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Video by The Idaho Painter

The Idaho Painter

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This project provides guidance on how to apply a biocidal solution in stick form to wooden fence posts, specifically targeting and preventing fungal growth, mold, mildew, and insect infestations. The method involves drilling a hole into the base of the fence post, inserting a moisture-activated preservative stick, and then sealing the hole with a visible plug that serves as a treatment indicator.

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So, you ever wonder why telephone poles don't fall over like our fences do? Post preservative. This stick goes down in your post. Push it down in. It's moisture activated. It's going to prevent dry rot. It's going to kill bugs. Put this plug down in there. Every 10 years, check it to see if it needs replaced. Your post are going to last a lifetime, just like our telephone poles do. Ever wonder why you see that on a telephone pole? That's post preservative. Let you know that the post has been checked. There. You can see 25 in the box. There. Moisture activated chemical. Kills bugs. Prevents rot. Your customers are going to love you. An added charge to the fence when you're staining fences. [Applause] [Music]

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