Hey Lumber

[garagenc]

Originally Posted by lumberslinger178

garagenc, I dont have a cuddy but all my teak was taken off sanded oiled then starbrite teak sealer ........ color classic teak......

When you say oiled, what do you mean. I have NO experience with teak.
thanks

[lumberslinger178]

starbrite teak oil .......... as many coats as you have time for .... then sealer also as many as you have time for

[jasoncooperpcola]

I've been using the Interlux Teak Oil. I think the only difference is price. Lumber i bought 52 linear feet of new Brazilain teak, and made a new splashwell board out of it, i put two coats of oil on it do you think it needs more? I plan to spar varnish it tomorrow.

[Airslot]

Lumber, I'm not sure I understand? Then again, I'm just a dummy. How about I take mine off and ship it to ya, then you can just polish mine up without having to go through all the aggravation of explaining it yet again

[nipper]

JasonC, I do not think you want to use varnish over teak oil. I do not think it will stick. I always thought you went with teak oil, which would need more cleaning and re-oiling, or varnish, which might last a little longer but would also require periodic maintenance.

[nipper]

For my money, I like Sikkens Cetol Marine finish for my teak. It has a slightly orangish tint compared to varnish, but it really looks and holds up great.

[garagenc]

Thanks everyone, but I guess what ya'll are saying is sand the chit out of it and then oil the h%ll out of it and then put multiple coats of sealer on it. While I'm waiting on these coats to dry maybe I can have multiple orga$ms with the Main Muff!!