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JECTA Diffusible Boracide
Post & Pole Wrap
JECTA Diffusible Boracide is a highly concentrated form of borax and boric acid
in a patented carrier system that facilitates penetration into wood. Although originally designed for
injection into wood members, JECTA can also be used to topically treat posts, poles, and pilings
which are to be inserted into the ground or cement. Since JECTA is water soluble, it will be
important to protect the treated zone from direct contact with damp soil or cement after treatment.
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Unlike other borate-based treatments, it will not be necessary to remove existing
water repellent coatings such as creosote, paint, or oil-based preservatives prior to applying JECTA.
- Determine length of the post or pole that will be imbedded below grade.
- Mark the area of the post or pole which will be below grade.
- Pour some JECTA into a wide mouth container.
- Using a stiff paintbrush, brush a heavy coating of JECTA onto the surface
of the post or pole. Make sure to force product into any cracks or checks. Treat only that part
of the post or pole which will be below ground or covered with cement.
- Wrap the treated zone with plastic film. Be sure to cover the base. The objective
is to provide a waterproof barrier around the section of wood that will be below ground or covered
with cement.
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| NOTE: When treating piers and pilings over 12" by 12" or 14"
in diameter, supplement surface application of JECTA with injection into pre-drilled holes using
the instructions on the JECTA label. |


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