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Woodwork....
Since it's approaching... well okay it's at least a month and a half away
for some of us... time to consider what approach to use on the vessel's wood trim this year, I thought I would start the annual ASA wood treatment thread. There are those who use Varnish, those who use Cetol, those who use Tung Oil and some of you that use your own secret recipe. What is your preferred method and how do you apply the finish? To start of... I have used varnish, and wasn't convinced that the work to produce such luster was worth the effort of application for one season of duration. I've even tried cetol and was not impressed with the results on both occasions. For years I simply used Teak Oil or Tung Oil and kept a kit aboard for touch ups as required. It's easy to apply and clean up is no problem. The woodwork shows a nice colour and retains it's texture. Last season I applied teak oil and let it dry before applying a coat of clear Behr deck waterproofing, UV inhibitor sealant. It seemed to work since I had no reason to reapply further teak oil all season. Yet this year I noticed some greying of the teak... so here I go again. What should I use this year? Should I just give up and try another Varnish or let the teak go grey? CM |
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