taking care of teak

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Re: taking care of teak

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I used a teak cleaner and then about 3 coats of Teak oil
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After all those pics I think I like the dark oiled look. Not sure I want the maitanence of oil though. Thanks for the imput.
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You wont get one half a season out of oil
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Nope, but I don't have much teak so it's no biggie to reapply oil once a month or so.
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Hmm. Does anyone have pics of the dark cetol?
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Reel Easy wrote:Hmm. Does anyone have pics of the dark cetol?
What do you mean by 'dark cetol' ? The link in my post shows Cetol Marine (regular) and Cetol Light (with Gloss over top) - pretty much every one except 'Cetol Marine Natural Teak'.
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Yes I saw your post, it looks good. I thought there was a darker Cetol. Am I wrong? Is the natural dark?
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Theirs Cetol marine, cetol natural, cetol light and cetol gloss, I have no experience with the cetol marine, The gloss would only be applied over the top of whatever shade you choose, 4 years later and no maintenance, left uncovered in the winter and all im still happy with the product Here is a direct comparison I took yesterday for you of 4 coats natural and a maybe 3 clear on the steps with a non skid added to the steps, and the cetol light on the gunwals
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Thanks for taking the time to do that. Yours turned out good. Mine is in worse shape and has some varnish crap on it pealing off. Should be a fun project.
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