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On 4 Dec 2006 08:09:33 -0800, "steve_hayes_maine"
wrote: Try Deks Olje; part 1 will seal and part 2 will give you the varnish-like appearance you want. Once you get through the initial work, upkeep is relatively easy (a once a year quick update for me). It also darkens the teak a bit but gives you a consistent finish. I know that some people swear by it but for some reason it has never been rated very highly in any of Practical Sailors teak coating tests. My varnish would probably last almost forever in Maine but down here in south Florida the sun is brutal. Perhaps PS did their testing in the tropics also. Does anyone else have Deks Olje experience - pro or con? |
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