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Mix Insect Repellent Additive into Paint

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Keep your house looking great. #bugjuice #homeowner #bugs

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What happens here

To prepare the insect-repelling paint, begin by acquiring an exterior paint additive specifically formulated to kill or repel insects. The video demonstrates using a product labeled 'BUG JUICE.' Open your chosen exterior paint container; in the video, a five-gallon bucket of 'Montage Signature' paint is used. Carefully pour the insect repellent additive directly into the paint. It is crucial to follow the specific mixing ratios and instructions provided on the bug repellent product's label to ensure effective insecticidal properties and to maintain the paint's proper consistency.

Goal: Incorporate bug repellent into exterior paint for insecticidal properties

Tools and materials

  • Gloves — Protecting hands during the mixing process
  • Paint Mixer — Ensuring the additive is thoroughly and evenly mixed into the paint
  • Protective Eyewear — Protecting eyes from paint or additive splashes
  • Bug Juice — Providing insect-repelling properties to the paint
  • Exterior Paint Montage Signature — The base paint for covering the exterior surfaces of the house

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so if you're in the exer repaint business I got a cool little upsell for you and that's adding bug juice to your paint so probably 70% of the houses we add bug juice to the paint it kills flying and crawling insects when they land on the house it's absolutely amazing there's nothing that'll make a house look worse than freshly painting it a year later it's got spiderwebs with gats all stuck to it all around the house it's very common in wooded areas like this around Rivers so bug juice

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