Bird repellents come in two formats, repellent-liquid and repellent-gel.
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Repellent liquids are best used for protecting large surface areas, such as flat roofs or irregular shaped areas such as tree limbs. Bird repellent liquids are contact repellents meaning that the bird is required to make contact with the liquid before being repelled
Bird Repellent Liquids are either sprayed on to a surface using a pump sprayer or painted on using a brush or roller to create a tacky, "wet-tar" like surface, on which the birds don't like landing.
Bird repellent gels are best used for protecting linear surfaces such as window ledges, cornices and ridge-lines. Bird repellent gels fall into two main categories; contact gels or visual / olfactory gels
Contact gels require the bird to make contact with the gel before being repelled. Visual / olfactory gels work on the birds senses of sight, smell and taste to repel them, sometimes from a considerable distance and are considered superior to contact gels.
Gels are supplied in either cartridges designed for use in a cartridge gun (sold separately) or in pre-filled dishes. Gels are either applied in parallel beads or in proprietary dishes depending on the manufacturer and the mode of repelling action.
All bird repellent gels and liquids will require re-application every 12-24 months depending on the working environment in which they are deployed
It is not recommended that these products are used in:
- Dusty areas
- Areas susceptible to high leaf fall in Autumn
- Areas where non-target bird species may also be present
For further advice please call our friendly, helpful, trained and qualified PestFix Sales Suipport Team
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