Outlast Q8 Log Oil is a EPA-registered wood preservative designed specifically for log homes and exterior wood surfaces. Engineered to combat organisms that cause decay, such as mold, termites, and beetles, this product also provides exceptional water repellency and UV protection. Whether you’re looking to preserve a log home, wood paneling, or other exterior wood features, Outlast Q8 Log Oil offers a one-coat solution that penetrates deeply for superior protection and longevity.

Key Features:

• EPA-Registered Wood Preservative: Controls rot, decay fungi, mold, termites, and powder post beetles.
• UV Protection: Trans-oxide pigments act as a sunscreen, minimizing wood graying and fading.
• Deep Penetration: Absorbs into wood cells for structural protection, not just surface coverage.
• Easy Application: Apply with low-pressure spray, brush, or roller; no lap marks or brush strokes.
• Low Maintenance Recoating: No need for stripping, sanding, or blasting for re-coats.
• Versatile Application Conditions: Works in a wide range of temperatures and moisture levels.
• Meets VOC Standards: Environmentally compliant across the U.S.

Application Guidelines

• Initial Coat: Apply one coat to refusal for rapid water repellency.
• Recoat Schedule: Reapply every 4–8 years as needed.
• Drying Time: Oil appears dark upon application but lightens to its true color within 48 hours.
• Caulking or Chinking: Wait 30 days for urethane products or 60–90 days for water-based products depending on the weather.

Recommended Application Methods

Brush
Pump Sprayer

Surface Preparation

Surface must be clean and dry
Do not use steel wool or wire brush, Osborn brush recommended
Mildew and mold free
Do not use products containing chlorine bleach

Application Temperature

50° to 90°F

Special Instructions

Back-brushing required for optimal results
Agitate product every 15 minutes
Maintain a "wet edge" to avoid lap marks
Avoid applying product in direct sunlight

Dry Time

Dry to the touch in four to six hours
Complete cure time may take 2 weeks depending on humidity and temperature.

Coverage Rate

125 - 175 square feet per gallon