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Ideally immediately. The boron is soluble, so wanders around in the wood, carried by the water present before seasoning. Very little remains on the surface, but any woodworm that try tunnelling will be unpleasantly surprised.

 

Plus, if applied before kilning it helps to stop mould growth and hence blue stain.

 

Alec

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Ideally immediately. The boron is soluble, so wanders around in the wood, carried by the water present before seasoning. Very little remains on the surface, but any woodworm that try tunnelling will be unpleasantly surprised.

 

Plus, if applied before kilning it helps to stop mould growth and hence blue stain.

 

Alec

 

What he said! :thumbup1:

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