Directions:

Stir before using.  Treekote emulsion is applied cold with a brush or paddle to fresh grafting or pruning wounds in most any kind of weather, except when raining or freezing.  Always wet brush or paddle before dipping in emulsion.  Treekote will adhere firmly to all surfaces until forced away by developing callus on the margins of cuts or by the growth of grafts.  This emulsion dries quickly and when dry, is not affected by climatic changes.  On large cut surfaces it is best to apply a second application in about a week.

 Treekote is ready to apply as it comes from the can.  However, if the material should become thick and heavy, add a little water and mix thoroughly until the mixture is moist enough to spread in a thin, smooth coat but heavy enough to prevent running.  If the material gets too thin, add a small amount of powdered cement to get the proper consistency.

Treekote is also an excellent filler for cavities in tree surgery, when mixed 3 parts sand, 1 part Portland Cement and 2 parts Treekote.  Also can be be used for wood or metal roof repairs.

Hint:

Any extra Treekote should be kept tightly covered to prevent drying out.  It is best to cover the material lightly with water.  Store in a place where it will not freeze.