SikaSikagard Universal 5 Star Wood Treatment – All-In-One Treatment For Wet Rot, Dry Rot, Fungi and Wood Boring Insects – Clear – 5 Litre

This was purchased to treat a shed base . It’s been there a while with no signs of deteriatong . No more expensive than similar brands . Plenty of it. It has a milky type appearance . Wood seems to be suitably preserve red after a significant time . Claims to stop boring insects also . I would purchase this again for similar projects as I believe it’s decent value for money. The wood seems to soak it right in

We used this for our scaffold board decking and it has worked perfectly. No signs of water ingress so far (after 2 months). It was easy to apply and dried quickly.Although it's more expensive, it's definitely worth the extra £15

Have used this on a new garden cabin for internal treatment. Goes on easily, not an unpleasant odour, absorbed into the timber quickly, able to apply 2 coats within 24 hrs.

What a fantastic product. Got rid of a wood infestation. For such a strong product it was not so heavy on the respiratory system. Very hapoy with purchase.

The Sika Sikagard Universal 5 Star Wood Treatment delivers on its promises, providing robust protection for wooden surfaces. Its ease of application and effective results make it a valuable addition to any homeowner’s toolkit. Whether you’re looking to preserve your garden furniture or protect structural timber, this product offers a reliable solution.

Nice tones and protects

Well it's rather difficult to assert that this stuff does the job it says it does on the tin, although I've been using it on my 13 fence panels for some time. I originally used it about 4 years ago and the fence is still in good condition so recently bought more to repeat the process. It doesn't colour the fence, just (hopefully) protects it from water and insects.I actually bought two tins of it since I use a spray to get the treatment into the hard to reach spots, and the spray gets through a litre of product for every one and a half fence panels. You might find it goes further with a brush, but then it takes a lot longer to get the job done. I know because two panels were close to a neighbours fishpond so I do use a brush on the upper parts of those panels (this treatment is toxic to aquatic life) to avoid spraying over the top of the fence. Cleaning equipment is simple enough, just put some washing up liquid and warm water in the spray's container and run it through to clean out any product left in the spray. Then rinse out with a spray of clean water.So, easy to use with a spray, in fact preparing the fence (removing ivy, green patches etc.) takes longer than doing the job.

Have used this product for many years and it seems to do the trick. Easy to apply and to clean up brushes - would highly recommend it