Teak restoration project

[inaforty]

Ok then..
On the water front in Charleston SC!

[Fitz]

Super job. I love teak and don't find it excessively hard to maintain (that said, I rack-store my boat indoors).

FWIW, for I use Cetol Satin Light over natural teak stain for all surfaces except the floor hatches, gunnel step pads, & cleat bottoms, which I just stain and oil once a year. I've only had to redo the Cetol-covered surfaces once in 15 years: http://www.wellcraftv20.com/gallery/album06/L

[inaforty]

WOW!
Fitz,
That looks as nice and classy as a classic Whaler.
Unbelievable!!

[jjuriga]

Originally Posted by Fitz

Super job. I love teak and don't find it excessively hard to maintain (that said, I rack-store my boat indoors).

FWIW, for I use Cetol Satin Light over natural teak stain for all surfaces except the floor hatches, gunnel step pads, & cleat bottoms, which I just stain and oil once a year. I've only had to redo the Cetol-covered surfaces once in 15 years: http://www.wellcraftv20.com/gallery/album06/L

Bro, that looks fricken awesome~!!! I've been so busy with work I got delayed on my project a little... that makes me wanna take off work for the next week and get it done;) Hahaa... seriously though, you got a real nice looking boat man.