How-To Restore Teak - 1976 Chris Craft

Today, I'm restoring these 1976 Chris Craft Teak Wood Doors! We used a really old can of Sikkens stain (10 - 15 years) but it still turned out great!
We let the door sit for a bit over 24 hours before applying the second coat of stain!
I used:
Sikkens Cetol Marine: dansnauticalsh...
220 Grit Sanding Disk: www.homedepot....
180 Grit Sand Paper: www.homedepot....

[@BrianDawes]

Awesome video... Informative, no filler, and very high production quality. Well done!

[@DansNauticalShop]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks Brian!!

[@markphillips6154]

Wow! I actually caught someone using a tack cloth for a change. Fantastic.

[@DansNauticalShop]

Hahahah They're the unsung heroes. Thanks Mark.

[@damn3putts]

Looking forward to following your restoration Chris! Give me a shout if you need a hand with anything.

[@DansNauticalShop]

I definitely will! Thanks!

[@user-id3pc5we6g]

Would you use this to maintain the teak on a new Chris Craft?

[@sgaroutte]

So, Sikkens states on their website not to sand in-between coats. They don't want you to remove the UV protection which requires thicker coats.

[@scottdespins]

So handsome