Semco Teak Oil
Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2019 10:08 am
Give me an opinion on Semco teak sealer Natural.
BACKSTORY: Last year i sanded my Montauk RPS teak seat back and teak doors. The overwhelming opinion was to go with oil rather than vanish despite my love of Epifanes on my old 13-footer.
I used a high quality furniture grade tung and linseed oil; it worked well but the finish came out VERY dark, glossy, and looked like it had been varnished.
One season on and the wood finish is still good, but I really want a natural teak look--the [dark and glossy] finish is bugging me.
I have purchased teak cleaner and brightener in the hope applying them will shift the oil, the dirt, and then mildew.
Most of the products with recommendation--such as Watco--are not available in the UK. Semco seemed to get very good reviews as well as giving a nice natural colour.
BACKSTORY: Last year i sanded my Montauk RPS teak seat back and teak doors. The overwhelming opinion was to go with oil rather than vanish despite my love of Epifanes on my old 13-footer.
I used a high quality furniture grade tung and linseed oil; it worked well but the finish came out VERY dark, glossy, and looked like it had been varnished.
One season on and the wood finish is still good, but I really want a natural teak look--the [dark and glossy] finish is bugging me.
I have purchased teak cleaner and brightener in the hope applying them will shift the oil, the dirt, and then mildew.
Most of the products with recommendation--such as Watco--are not available in the UK. Semco seemed to get very good reviews as well as giving a nice natural colour.