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Old 10-10-2013, 18:02   #16
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I used the Cetol Natural Honey Teak. I didn't know I was suppose to clear coat it. Seems fine so far.
The nice thing about the clear coat is that it's relatively easy to re-apply. Use that 215 (or whatever) stuff, add a coat, sit back and be happy with your yearly touch up.
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