Clore Wildfire Defense

Description:

Clore Wildfire Defense is a long term fire retardant that may be used on areas that are easily ignitable. It may be sprayed and applied to natural substances months in advance, and provides flame resistance in case of a fire. Clore Wildfire Defense is one of the many tools that can be used to mitigate a wildfires' damage, this is why we also suggest that you clear any unnecessary brush before you apply Clore Wildfire Defense. Clore Wildfire Defense should be reapplied after rainfall. Avoid spraying water on areas treated with Clore Wildfire Defense. One gallon of Clore Wildfire Defense has enough concentrate to cover approximately 200 square feet of land.

Directions:

Mix Clore Wildfire Defense concentrate with water at a 1:1 ratio. The 1 gallon concentrate can create 2 mixed gallons of fire retardant. Use a garden sprayer to apply Clore Wildfire Defense in a 3 to 5 foot wide perimeter around areas that you want to protect. Do not spray Clore Wildfire Defense directly on any structures. When not in use, keep Clore Wildfire Defense in a tightly sealed container. Re-apply Clore Wildfire Defense yearly for best results.

Benefits of using Clore Wildfire Defense:

1. Increased protection: Clore Wildfire Defense can help to protect the structure of your home and its contents in the event of a fire. Clore Wildfire Defense is also rated to protect your outdoor surroundings, like easily flammable items prone to fire.
2. Reduced risk of fire spread: Clore Wildfire Defense can help to slow the spread of a fire, giving you and your family more time to evacuate the home safely, in the event of a fire. 
3. Improved safety: Clore Wildfire Defense can help to make your home safer in the event of a fire, reducing the risk of injury to you and/or your family.
4. Peace of mind: Knowing that your home has been treated with a fire-resistant coating can give you peace of mind and can be especially important if you live in an area prone to wildfires or other types of fires. Clore Wildfire Defense is rated to last over 3 months, without the need to respray.

It's important to note that Clore Wildfire Defense is not a substitute for proper fire safety measures, such as having working smoke detectors and a well-planned evacuation route. It's also important to follow local building codes and outdoor regulations when applying fire-resistant coatings to your home. We are not responsible for damages caused by our product, natural circumstances, or wildfires. Please refer to our safety data sheet and item specifics for more information.