Sika Sikagard Woodworm Killer – Eradicates Woodworm and Protects Against Re-Infestation – Fast-Drying – Non-Flammable – Clear – 5 Litre

Good price. Have been treated a large she's which had a lot of woodworm. It goes on to the wood very easily and leaves a slight shine/glitter once it is dry. It's difficult to know whether it has worked but very pleased with it and will order again

Item arrived with large dents in the tin. Solution is like water. Solvent solutions were much better now we have water rubbish.

A very good quality woodworm protector.

Good quality products

Good value, good coverage

Just started using it so no idea of how good it is. I'm writing this review to warn buyers of the can itself. After getting the red plastic cap of your are confronted with one of those idiotic ring pull tabs. This either snaps or, because you need to use so much force, causes the contents to spurt up at you. Reading the health and safety info I feel a rethink would be a good move.

I discovered wood worm holes in the floor joists of the cellar and frass and live beetles too, so after some research I bought this as it's the same chemical used by commercial outfits. Because the cellar wasn't empty of items, I chose to paint this one on with a brush, I did several coats. You will need to wear goggles and a mask, this is a biocide and although it doesn't smell you have to take care. A month on I can see that a couple of furniture beetles have hatched and eaten out of the wood but also have died immediately. So this would be considered an active infestation, because there will possibly be larvae in the wood still alive. This means that if you paint it on like I did, it will not have penetrated that far into the wood to kill some of the larvae that are in there. So I think to do a proper job you do need to don PPE and spray the wood to completely soak it otherwise it won't soak into the middle of the wood. I think pro teams do this twice, I think they come back and spray to saturation again.

Not very impressed