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![]() Staining teak is generally a bad idea. I've seen it tried twice (Albin trawler and Jeaneau 41). and in both cases it was a disaster. The problem is that teak is oily and hard to stain evenly. If your teak has been ignored over the years and drier (In that you didn't oil it), it might stain more evenly. Depending on the condition of the wood and it's depth, it may be hard or even impossible to undo the staining process. After he tried it, the owner of the Albin told me it had been as dumb as painting a DeLorean. Teak is a gorgeous wood. Don't stain it. Good luck in any case! Robert B Beneteau 35s5 NY http://hometown.aol.com/bobsprit/index.html |
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