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I did not get a response to this question in October, so I am posting it again.
I would expect if Jerry does not have info, that Trevor Weatherhead probably has lots.  Do you use napthenates in Australia, Trevor?
I wrote: (when discussion was creosote and pentachlorophenol):
>What do your analyses tell you about copper or zinc naphthenates, Jerry?
Mann Lake is still selling one of them, I think, with the recommendation of 
1% for boxes and 2% for bottom boards and stands.

Stan

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