Restore Your Teak Boat Platform

[@jeffadamson5522]

my kinda woman not afraid to get out there an get her hands dirty looks amazing

[@purse60]

It looks beautiful!

[@jakewyler1945]

Nicely done!

[@J0Min]

Looks amazing

[@nautiquecowboynautiquecowb5317]

I use products by Amazon seem to do very well. Good luck there was a saying your boat is a direct reflection of who you are

[@lawson1015]

Sweet!!

[@benhatcher2603]

Those platforms are only held together with screws. Mine had a ton of gummy teak oil buggers in between them so I took the whole thing apart to clean and sand each board. I oiled them before reassembling. I was worried about not being able to get the screws in the same holes they came out of but that wasn't a problem at all.

[@shnelewis]

Very nice!

[@updognautiques]

Applications work much better with a paintbrush than a rag. It wastes less product also because it's not all soaked into the rag.

[@MakeSkiBoatsGreatAgain]

Yes. I typically stain with a paint brush too. Last year I refinished the teak with a paint brush. I agree with you. Preferred the paint brush. Gets in the wood grain better too.

[@rosssmith7782]

Foam paint brushes to apply teak oil .Really shouldn't have to sandpaper kinda takes finish away.. starbrite kit should do it unless its really bad.

[@valentarv1241]

Really cool

[@jagg5474]

How long does it last

[@MakeSkiBoatsGreatAgain]

This is something you could do every spring, but at least every 2-3 years.

[@RChobbiespro]

classic americans, the woman does the work while the lazy husband goes to golf