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On Sat, 06 Nov 2004 06:01:25 GMT, remove the *
(Norm) wrote: If I leave the varnish go on the teak cap rail, hand rails and other trim will it ruin the wood? If several years later I decide to go back to varnish, is it harder to clean up and get back into shape then it would have been if I would have maintained the varnish over the years? What is everyone doing with their outside teak trim? Comments would be great. Cetol. I can live with the orangey colour as I prefer sailing to brightwork upkeep. I hand sand the rails down to the clean wood, smooth it with Scotchbrite pads and a cloth dampened with acetone, and then put three coats of Cetol on. That will keep it nice for three seasons. I am in the Great Lakes and cover the boat for six months a year. During Year Three, I lightly sand and recoat twice. That gives me another two years. Every five years, it's a complete re-do. R. |
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