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Teak oil removal
elwood	#1  Posted on 05/14/07 - 8:54 AM
Member Posts: 2 Comments: 0 Joined: 04/27/07	Hello, I just restored the teak on an 1986, 18' Outrage. Unfortunately I dripped teak oil on the fiberglass. Does anyone have a suggestion on how to remove dried oil from fiberglass? Thanks, Elwood
Mike	#2  Posted on 05/14/07 - 11:56 AM
Site Owner Personal Page Photo Albums Project Albums Posts: 337 Comments: 1 Joined: 03/18/05	Elwood, Try Barkeepers Friend. I haven't used it on teak oil, but it has removed the ink-like stains left by decomposing black walnut shells. It is an oxalic based cleanser but doesn't contain any abrasives. Mike
elwood	#3  Posted on 05/14/07 - 1:24 PM
Member Posts: 2 Comments: 0 Joined: 04/27/07	Thanks Mike I will try that and post my results
JMartin	#4  Posted on 05/15/07 - 7:53 AM
Member Personal Page Photo Albums Posts: 78 Comments: 0 Joined: 04/06/05	Dried teak oil is tough stuff, at least Dallys is. I have used paint,varnish stripper. It scares me, I think the fiberglass is going to melt or something. It doesn't, but I do not leave the stripper on very long. John