IPE Oil End Grain Sealer

DeckWise Ipe Seal: Premium End Grain Protection

DeckWise® Ipe Seal® is a high-performance water-based wax emulsion specifically engineered to prevent end checking (drying splits) on hardwood deck boards. By sealing freshly cut ends, this formula creates a bond that controls moisture loss, maintaining the structural integrity and prolonging the life of your premium hardwood investment.

Why Choose DeckWise® Ipe Seal® End Grain Sealer

• Water-Based Wax Emulsion
  An eco-friendly, non-toxic formula that is easy to apply and clean up, providing professional-grade protection.
• Superior End Grain Protection
  Effectively minimizes checking, splitting, and cracking at the most vulnerable points of the board.
• Moisture Control
  Seals moisture-prone cut ends to significantly reduce warping and internal stress caused by uneven drying.
• Preserves Natural Beauty
  The clear formula maintains the natural wood tone and texture without darkening the grain excessively.
• Versatile Hardwood Application
  Ideal for all exposed cut ends on Ipe, Cumaru, Tigerwood, Garapa, and other dense hardwoods.

🛠️ Application & Best Practices

1. Preparation
   Shake the container well before use. Ensure the wood surface is clean and dry.
2. Application
   Apply a thin, even coat to freshly cut end grain using a brush. For maximum effectiveness, apply within 24 hours of cutting.
3. Drying
   Allow the seal to dry fully before exposure to rain or heavy moisture.
4. Cleanup
   As a water-based product, brushes and tools can be easily cleaned with warm, soapy water.

📊 Technical Specifications

• Size
  1 Quart (946 mL)
• Coverage
  Approximately 500 sq. ft. of decking ends per quart.
• Compatible Woods
  Ipe, Cumaru, Tigerwood, Garapa, and other dense hardwood materials.
• System Compatibility
  Works best when used alongside Ipe Oil® for a complete hardwood care system.

🛡️ Important Notes

• 📍 PICKUP ONLY: Available for pickup from any The Deck Store showroom locations.
• ⚠️ Note: Only a thin coat is needed—do not overapply. Results may vary based on wood species and climate conditions.