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Follow these simple tips when applying One TIME® for maximum results. |
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| Estimate the amount of One TIME® needed. |
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| Check for any loose boards, steps or benches and exposed nails
or screws. Reset or replace any loose nails or screws. |
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| Cover surrounding vegetation with plastic tarps to protect it
from any chemicals. |
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| Other wood protection products must be removed before applying One TIME®. Bond
Distributing recommends using a quality stain and sealer remover like One TIME® Stain and Sealer Remover to remove most
treatment products (not recommended for acrylic coatings). Thoroughly rinse and
allow wood to dry for 48 hours before applying One TIME®. |
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| NEW CEDAR AND REDWOOD need to be lightly sanded before the application of One TIME or let it naturally age for one year. We highly suggest using Red Cedar or Clove Brown on any cedar and redwood. |
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| If the wood surface has never been treated, thoroughly clean
the wood surface with a quality cleaning product. Thoroughly rinse and allow the deck to dry
for 48 hours before applying One TIME®. |
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| Remove any feathered areas in your wood with a light
sanding. |
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| Make sure there is no chance of rain for the next 24 hours and
the temperature should be above 60 degrees Fahrenheit. Also, DO NOT APPLY the product
in an enclosure or large roof covered areas. Normal porches with a roof of about 8 feet or less are okay.
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| Apply One TIME® with a brush, low nap roller, paint pad or an airless paint
sprayer but do not over apply. Allow the wood to dry for 48 hours. |
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| After applying One TIME, new wood (1-3yrs.) can emit a
whitish-yellowish substance (sap) usually from the knot area(s) on the wood.
This substance can be removed by sanding and/or by using a solvent based
cleaner. Knots are very dense and often will not allow One TIME to penetrate
into the wood and will look different then the rest of the wood. This is a
normal characteristic of wood. |
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| To rejuvenate color within 7 years, just clean dirt from the wood & re-apply One TIME®.
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