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Specifications
| Brand | Star brite |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer part number | 81616 |
| Size | 16 oz |
| Product Type | Teak |
| Category | Teak Oils, Sealers & Protectants |
Materials & Construction
This penetrating teak oil is formulated with UV inhibitors to seal deep into wood grain, preserving fine woods like teak while enhancing their natural color.
Product Description
Why you'll want it
- Soaks in to seal and protect. The oil sinks into the wood grain. It helps seal fine woods and keep them in good shape.
- Guards against sun, salt and stains. Its UV inhibitors help guard against sun damage. It also helps protect against salt and stains.
- Brings out the wood's own color. It brings out the wood's own color, so teak keeps a rich look.
- A good fall job for teak. Fall is a good time to oil teak before the boat or furniture is put away for the season. Clean, dry wood takes the oil well, and regular reapplication keeps the protection going.
What it is
Star brite Teak Oil is a sealer and preserver for teak, made by Star brite and sold in a 16 oz bottle. It suits teak and other fine woods on boats, outdoor furniture and wood exposed to harsh weather. It dries fast.
How to use it
- For dirty or weathered wood, clean it first with Star brite Premium Cleaner & Brightener.
- Shake the bottle well.
- Start with a dry, clean surface. Work the oil along the grain with a brush or cloth.
- Let it sink in, then wipe off the extra.
- Add another coat if needed.
- Brush on fresh oil as soon as weathering shows.
What else the job needs
Good to have on hand: Star brite Premium Cleaner & Brightener, which the directions suggest for dirty or weathered wood. Use a brush or cloth to apply the oil.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.
