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The LumberGuard Process
Step 1: Preparation
Lumber Guard applicators utilize a media blasting technology, which is a dry process similar to sand
blasting. This technology literally removes all visible contamination from the wood surface while
reducing the moisture content of the lumber. Mold is guaranteed not to grow back on treated structural
surfaces The blast media used for this process is soft, only 2.5 on the Moh's hardness scale, and will
not compromise even the most sensitive surface. This technology is also completely non-toxic and
nonhazardous.
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Step 2: Treatment
All wood surfaces are cleaned using a gentle abrasive (Corn Cob) applied by a high pressure blasting
device similar to sandblasting. Contamination is removed prior to treatment application. Then all residual
abrasive and contaminates are collected and removed from the building site. Lumber Guard is then
applied using an industrial electrostatic or an airless sprayer. Lumber Guard applicators document the process with
photographic evidence which is provided along with the Company's Warranty.
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Step 3: Warranty
Warranty breaks out in three ways.
1). If a treated surface becomes "wet" for any reason, MoldGuard
USA will retreat the surface. 2). If mold grows on a treated surface, MoldGuard USA will remediate at NO
COST. 3). If the builder is sued for personal injury due to mold growing on a treated surface, MoldGuard
USA's product liability insurance will share in the defense of the case.
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