Which beetle is NOT known for re-infesting finished wood?

The True Powderpost beetle is primarily known for infesting unfinished or raw wood, where it lays its eggs and the larvae bore into the wood, causing damage. Once the wood has been finished or treated, it creates a barrier that prevents the beetles from reinfesting, as they require the raw wood to survive and reproduce. This is why the True Powderpost beetle is not recognized for re-infesting finished wood.

In contrast, other beetles mentioned, like the False Powderpost beetles and Old House Borers, are known for their ability to infest and cause damage to finished wood. The Deathwatch beetle, too, can infest wood, although its lifecycle and feeding habits are different. However, the key point here is that the True Powderpost beetle's lifecycle relies on raw wood, making it the exception in this question when discussing re-infestation of finished wood.