Tiger Kit Eco Wood Preserver 5L, Concentrate, Long Lasting, Powder, Acid-based, Grey, Silver, Wood, 2 x 13.5 x 6.5 cm

I bought this a while ago and have just used it on my wooden raised beds, made from pallet collars. It is easy to mix and paint on, and turned the wood a nice light grey colour when dry. Now I will wait to see if it prolongs the life of the beds.

Very easy to use and appears to work well

Things I love about it:No nasty VOCs, safe for fences close to vegetable/fruit patches.Very quick drying time.Needs only 1 coat, compared to 3 or more with some of the other products.Great coverage, got just 2 of these for painting over a fence covering an area of 13m * 11m

East to mix with water and use. The slight colour change to the wood is acceptable.It will stain your concrete slabs orange if you are not supper careful when using it.

Nice product, works well, after 6 months, through rain and bitter cold, the wood has held up quite well. Wood pieces from the same panel that was not treated with this product during this same time has suffered degradation.

It was difficult to keep it ok so it was safe to use. Wore protective gauntlets, glasses and apron. It dried quickly Time will tell if it is effective.

I bought this to treat a wooden chicken coop as it stated was non toxic. The instructions were easy to use. The pot is easy to dispense the powder. The issue is that even if you vigorously stir and keep stirring, the powder turns to rock in the bottom of your container. I only used 1lt at a time, and wasted half the mixes as the powder kept turning to rock in the bottom. Can't comment if it works as only just applied.

After reading down the long list of things to beware with other clear preservatives on the market, I decided to try out Tiger Kit. It's easy to use and, with a sprayer, very quick to apply; it's also a fraction of the price of the others.You can certainly tell that you've applied it by the aged and silvered appearance of the timber, so I'm looking forward to years of preserved timber.