I've heard a lot of good stuff about TDS' stuff. I've used 3M's product as
well with good success. Can't remember the number, but it's labeled "teak
deck seam/sealer" or something obvious like that.
"Glenn Ashmore" wrote in message
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Rutu' teak decking will have about 1,100 lineal feet of seams. Based on
the manufacturers' coverage figures that will require 4 gallons or 60
cartriges of caulk.
The candidates with estimated cost for Rutu's decks a
Detco - 2 part polysulfide & primer + cartriges - $580
Boatlife - 2 part Polysulfide & primer + cartriges $540
Maritime Wood Products - one part oxime silicone - $510
Teak Decking Systems SIS 440 - one part silicone - $450
I am leaning strongly towards the silicones because there is no mixing
or cartrige filling and you can stop at the end of a cartrige without
wasting the rest of the gallon. Both silicones seem to be highly
recommended with the TDS product getting the most mentions.
Does anyone have experience with either?
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Glenn Ashmore
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