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Specifications
| Brand | Snappy Teak-Nu |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer part number | STN-Q2 |
| Size | 32 oz |
| Product Type | Teak |
| Category | Surface & Material Care |
Materials & Construction
Snappy Teak-Nu Formula No. 2 is a professional-grade teak wood renew and restore formula that lifts gray weathering, dirt, and fuel stains from teak and fine wood surfaces, leaving a freshly sanded appearance without hard scrubbing.
Product Description
Why you'll want it
- Lifts gray weathering off teak. Gray weathering, dirt, rust, fish blood and fuel stains lift off, and you do not have to scrub hard.
- Get the sanded look without sanding. You get a freshly sanded look, and you skip the sanding and the time it would take.
- Keeps deck seams intact. The formula removes discoloration and keeps deck seam integrity in place.
- Take on teak before winter. Fall is a good moment to take on teak before winter, so your deck is ready when boating season opens in spring.
What it is
This is Formula No. 2 from Snappy Teak-Nu, a wood renew and restore product sold in a 32 oz size. It suits teak and fine wood surfaces. It is the second step of a 2-step system, and Formula No. 1 goes on first.
How to use it
- Put on protective gloves first.
- Wet the deck, then work Formula No. 1 across the area with a medium bristle brush.
- Watch for a uniform dark brown on the treated area, then scrub lightly with a coarse brush.
- Then apply Formula No. 2 and give it a light scrub to lift dirt.
- Rinse your brushes well when you are finished.
What else the job needs
Pairs well with Snappy Teak-Nu Formula No. 1, which the directions have you apply first. The listing also names bristle brushes and protective gloves.
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.
