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I think the secret here is the acetone, (not a very nice solvent to be using in
close confines of your cabin BTW), it acts a degreaser and strips the natural oils from the surface of the teak and lets the cetol get a 'grip'. yep. The bleach water mix is to get the sanding dust off and to brighten the wood a bit for better color. Acetone really drys out the upper surface and teak is naturally oily wood. Works great, looks good and lasts and lasts. Unless you're dumb like Doug! RB |
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