Star brite Teak Sealer - No Drip, Splatter-Free Formula - One Coat Coverage for All Fine Woods , 32 oz

Easy to apply, looks great

Lasts longer than teak oil, and easier to reapply than varnish, this product keeps your brightwork looking good for 8-12 months. Simply wash clean to reapply! Best yet, I can "patch" in high traffic areas without having to redo it all, like foot steps and toe rails at lifeline gates. Nothing but compliments, but no shine either. Protects the wood and no tape required since it scrubs off the fiberglass when I hit it using a foam brush.

I have tried several different vendors and types of teak sealer. This one works. Looks good after you wipe off the excess, but allow it to soak in for several minutes. A little thicker that I expected, but the end product is great. Water beads on the Teak and I have received several compliments on the finished product.

Easy to apply. If you have drips they wipe up easily with a wet cloth. I like the look of the teak with the classic tint.

This stuff is the real deal. I am using it on outdoor teak furniture that will be staying 24/7 in an outdoor screen house all winter in a northern climate. I know boaters that use this stuff on their teak decks and rails.. Seems most like teak sealer better than teak oil, since it is tougher and lasts longer. Application was a breeze. New furniture. Light sanding before 1st coat. Allowed to dry IN SUN (important) for a few hours. Added a second coat. As instructions state, allow this to dry outdoors where it will get plenty of UV. The compounds in the sealer will not cure without exposure to direct light. I did so, and it did take days to feel unsticky, although it wasn't really sticky after the first 48 hours. However you could tell it wasn't fully cured.Great stuff. First season, se we will see how it does. If it holds up well after the harsh winter we are expecting in Ohio this year, I will amend my review to 5 stars.

Every year I sand and restain my teak table. I exclusively use this teak sealer. It looks brand new every time! This color makes the teak look fresh!

I wish I had taken a before photo, it was in pretty bad condition with lots of black spots and greying. I have tried in the past to just clean and oil this teak set, but it never really worked and basically a wast of time. This time I went straight for the sander (orbital) and sanded the entire table along with the tops of my chairs. I was worried that my laziness in not sanding the entire chairs would not work, but I think it blended nicely with the original sealant even with just one coat on the chairs. My only regret was not buying a bigger can, so I could do 2 coats on the chairs like the table. I’ll never buy anything else from now on!!!

Used to refinish a badly weathered teak patio set. Beautiful finish and water beads off the furniture, indicating a true seal.