Garden Box Sealer Wood Sealant Outdoor Waterproof for Garden Beds, Planters & Pet Houses Non-Toxic Sealer Protects All Wood Types from Water & Weather Damage, 1 Quart

This has worked great ! It’s thin enough to reach the crevices but thick enough to control and not go too far into crevices. It has a low smell (couldn’t spell oder). It dries a nice semi gloss clear colour. I think it would be think enough to use a paint sprayer for as well. Definitely well worth it. Make sure your project airs out enough before settling the plants in as well. I used multiple coats and still have a lot left over after using it on a wooden enclosure (a diy green house). I really appreciate this stuff !

I used this on a newly installed wooden fence, and it seem to work well as the water beads up and then runs right down the pickets. The water is no longer soaking into the wood like it was prior to this, I put two coats on by brush to a section of fence and it made the wood a little darker but very glad I did so as the wood should last longer. i will have to do the rest of the fence later on when I get more sealer.

I used to use the Menards brand and I would have to re-clearcoat my counters at my restaurant and my tables multiple times a year. This stuff is tremendously better.

There isn't a lot in this and if following instructions and applying "2 flood coats" I assume bad translation and should read "2 full coats", you might coat 1 garden box depending on the dimensions of said garden box. It states plant safe, non toxic and for all wood types. The model is GBS0946.It doesn't state any ingredients on this wood sealer or what main ingredient it uses to coat wood. So I don't plan on using this on any wood that will be close to edible vegetation even though it says non toxic and plant safe. So I guess I'll use it on my kids wood play set and see how it holds up but there is so little in this 1 Quart container and it's not even filled fully so I get maybe 3/4 of the solution that it's not even a full quart. And there is no net weight written on it either.

I just opened it today and it is like a brick with a seal still on it. I opened it and tried to mix it with a wooden spoon and it’s like cement. You cannot use this product.

I picked this up to protect my garden bed. Applying the sealant was super easy—just a brush and a couple of coats, and suddenly I felt like a wood-preserving expert. It dried quickly and didn't leave behind any funky smells, which is great because my pets decided to inspect my work (aka sniff everything).The non-toxic label gave me peace of mind since I’m planting herbs I actually plan to eat. That said, the product is a bit mysterious. The label doesn’t give much info on the ingredients, so I’m trusting that it won’t turn my basil into a science experiment. I’ll keep an eye on it to see how it holds up through the summer humidity, but for now, my garden beds are looking fancy and ready for action.If you want to protect your wood from weather without risking your plants or pets, this seems like a solid choice. So far, I’m happy—my garden looks great, and my dog hasn’t complained. Yet. I would have given it a 5 star but the lack of ingredient transparency is a bit concerning, especially since it is designed for garden beds, where people plant food they are going to eat. So, 4 stars.

I got this because its says its safe for the garden. It arrived fast, packaged and labeled good. At the price i feel like its a ok deal to try out for the amount you get but will be perfect for sealing wooden garden tools and stakes along with any wood boxes or boards used in raised beds which is a plus. Very happy so far to see how long it lasts before having to use again. You can simply just brush it onto the wood and allow it to dry before any rain or water is used.

Ordered this Smart4U Garden Box Sealer Wood Sealant Outdoor Waterproof for Garden Beds hoping it would tell us exactly what it is made from and that I could use it on my garden boxes. The listing does not say what it is and the label on the product provides no more information. I tried to search for the brand or manufacturing information and again nothing. Does safe for plants mean that it is safe for garden consumption? Organic? or does that mean that it will not leech into the soil and kill the plant are we talking flower garden for vegetable garden. I am not willing to use this on my garden boxes that I grow food in without being able to research the brand, manufacturing process and what is actually in the bottle. If you are expecting it to be on the bottle, like one would expect, skip this product because there is no information there. Just a made in China sticker. I'll use it this spring on some flower only boxes, but not willing to use it on my vegetable boxes. A note on the back says that it must be stored and used at temps above 41 degrees Fahrenheit which I guess gives some clue as to its chemical composition but not enough for me.