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Old 04-02-2009, 07:46   #1
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Teak Oil vrs Others

I have brand new Jenn. 49i with teak cockpit seats and sole, dont realy like when it turns gray but also dont want to constantley work on it, has anyone tried Ultimate Sole in the cockpit, I do have Bimini and Doger but that will not keep cockpit totally dry.
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Teak care

I have had very good success with a product called TEAKGUARD. It finishes to a nice honey teak color and is very easy to apply and keep up.
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Old 04-02-2009, 09:16   #3
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I second teakguard TeakGuard Teak Protectant - Teak Finish and Restoration Superior to Teak Oil - MarineStore.com

I've used varnish, Cetol, Teaqua, and oils and nothing comes close.

A very nice feature of teaguard is even after applying 6 coats you can still feel the wood, ie, it's still non skid..

Be sure to follow their instructions as to cleaning the teak to the letter. Cleaning is the hard part, by a huge factor, and it's by far the most important step. Do it right.
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I have enough wood on my boat that needs care so I just let the cockpit go gray and clean it from time to time. I've used Ultimate Sole below and rather like the results but I believe they will tell you it is for interior use only, no UV resistance. I would NEVER use oil on exterior teak, way too much upkeep. I've no experience with TeakGuard so......

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Old 04-02-2009, 10:41   #5
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I would ask the folks in your area who have good looking teak. In our climate, you would have to re-oil the teak every month for oil to work. I use Cetol with Cetol clearcoat and have to give it one maintenance coat a year. Maybe in Canada, the UV ray situation is different and something else works better. Some people don't like the looks of Cetol - I am OK with it.
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I know this is not an option for most people but I painted over my exterior teak with a color that is close to teak. I just got tired of the time I was spending fussing with it. My next boat won't have any exterior teak. I have better things to do with my time.

I just don't think a bunch of external teak necessarily makes a boat look better...that's just my personal tastes though. I certainly respect those who differ in opinion.
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I've heard that Owatrol Deks Olje D1 and D2 is good. Am stripping old varnish back now. Any experience of Deks Olje out there?
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