TotalBoat Teak Oil - Premium Marine Wood Sealer Protects & Preserves Teak on Boats and Outdoor Furniture (1 Quart)

High quality product at a good price. Recommend for any Teak wood application.

We got this for a new Teak table we purchased. The table didn't have too much coating, so wanted something to add some extra without changing the color/tone. After 6 months or so it still looks great, and more importantly stains, and spills clean up pretty easily. Would recommmend

We had an Acadia wood patio set that had become dried out and faded by the sun. We tried several different products first, all of which were unsatisfactory. If this product was meant for boats that have the sun and water beating on them, why not use it on dry land? We ordered it and it worked beautifully! It was easy to apply, moisturized the wood and restored the color. This one is a keeper!

Good stuff, worked extremely well easy to apply easy to clean off

Great product

In late October, I built a Red Cedar live edge slab bar top for my enclosed back porch. The porch is covered & screened but the bar will see a lot of year round SW Florida sun and rain during our 6 month summertime rainy season. I wanted a no film, easy to refresh in place finish w/o sanding, stripping etc. Prior to install I opted for StarBrite Marine Grade Teak Oil as it advertised "no darkening tint added to wood". Applied several coats (5) to all sides and finished the job & mounted the top in place. Now is not our rainy season and the bar only got wet a small # of times after 2 months or so I noticed it starting to look a bit dull and I was thinking about a recoat and decided to give TotalBoat a try. Minimum darkening tint though slightly noticeable and a nicer sheen than the StarBrite left. I posted pics of both SB on left, & after 24 hours and 3 coats of TB on right. All that`s left to see now is it holds up.

I used this on my outdoor wooden patio furniture. Used about a third to cover my eight foot table with a few coats . Soaked up nice . It made the grain kind of pop out which is good . The rain beads off it nicely like it’s supposed to . I used a brush to apply. It left little bubbles at first coat . But while wet I rebrushed gently and they all disappeared . Good stuff I’m going to use it on the chairs next

I had some teak furniture that had been weathering on my porch for several years. It was gray, stained and dingy. I ordered the Cleaner (part A) and the Brightener (part B) and just followed the directions. I used a scotch brite green scouring pad to apply both the cleaner and the brightner. It did not require a lot of elbow grease (the stuff does it's thing) - it just takes patience putting it on, washing it off, applying part B. etc. After cleaning, I applied the Teak oil which brought out the newly refreshed wood colors and grain. My first time doing this type of project - so if I can do it anyone can. You will need rubber gloves and eye protection!!! My husband couldn't believe how well the process worked. WOuld highly recommend! I didnt' take a "Before cleaning" pic, but here is a pic of a table after cleaning, and then after applying the teak oil! My furniture was so thirsty, I will need to apply a couple of more coats of oil to really do the job - but pics will give you an idea of the how great these products work!