I know how you feel skipper Bones. The teak on the Pelican (M15) found its self far from Bristol. I removed much of the teak from the haul with the idea of possibly replacing it. I thought I would at least try to restore it. I used West Marine teak cleaning kit which worked wonderful. Since the teak was off of the boat I was able to properly block sand it without sanding the fiberglass. Just replaced it with new teak plugs. Looks like new. Oh and I confess I to am a teak oiler. * Hey nobody is perfect!* Captain James A, Sadler skipper sailing vessel Pelican (M-15) On Jan 22, 2008 7:16 PM, bownez@juno.com <bownez@juno.com> wrote:
Hi Listers,
Well, I don't wish to open a full blown discussion about the best way to treat our teak, as we all have our own ideas, but, I was wondering if anyone has used the Semco or Penofin oil products. My M23 teak is going to get some serious attention this spring, it has raised grain and needs to be sanded smooth. I am a teak oiler, and these two products offer superior claims to protection and longevity.
Boat show this weekend in Mpls.
Thanks,
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