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I am a big fan of Sikkens Cetol Marine finish. Lasts a long time. Pretty expensive--about 40 bucks a quart, but a quart goes a long way. You put on 3-6 coats initially, then can just lightly sand and put on a couple more coats each season. On areas that are not exposed to sun, it'll last for years without any need to retreat.
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04-14-2010, 01:40 PM
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After seeing Nymack's post it got me in gear to do mine so i went with SIKKENS
 Cetol Marine Wood Finish after a quick sand of 220 and three coast later it looks amazing!
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04-14-2010, 08:37 PM
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I just did mine with Cetol Natural Finish, very happy
I don't think the teak on my 79 was ever treated before, at least not for many years. See my post from a couple days back for a few pics including before and after:
Spring has sprung in RI I did 3 coats and all the teak looks great. Hope to have it back on the boat this weekend.
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