Thread subject: Whaler Central - Boston Whaler Boat Information and Photos :: Re-finishing the teak on my 18 outrage
Posted by scubadldllee on 06/18/09 - 12:48 PM
#1
I have finished scraping off the old varnish (that a previous owner used) on most of the teak on my Whaler. Once I get it all smoothed out what is the best product to use to treat the teak?
Posted by Troy on 06/18/09 - 1:30 PM
#3
Here's another one by site owner Joe Kriz:
http://www.whalercentral.com/articles...icle_id=31
Basically, just do a good job sanding and then start coating with teak oil. It will take several coats.
Edited by Joe Kriz on 06/18/09 - 1:58 PM
Posted by clemson on 06/20/09 - 5:49 PM
#4
years ago when I had a Montauk, I used a 3 part kit: cleaner, brightner, and sealer. The sealer had a consistency of water, penetrated well, great color and lasted well. Anyone have any idea of this product? I now have a 22' Outrage and need to do the teak. Any help is appreciated.
John
Posted by Guts on 06/20/09 - 8:39 PM
#5
clemson That sounds like I have done. I used Semco Teak Sealer Natural color.
Posted by scubadldllee on 06/22/09 - 1:03 PM
#6
Thanks for all of the advice.
Posted by partyguy110 on 06/22/09 - 3:43 PM
#7
I did the same and was happy with the results.