Thread: Keeping my teak safe but maintenanece free?
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Old 01-31-2008
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Here is what mine
looked like last year ( perfect ) and now it looks like a bad case of leprosy.
this was a traditional shellac finish of 4 coats. Evidently not enough coats to prevent UV damage lifting the finish. Some suggest up to 10 coats I am just not into that.

So whatever a proper job is, you can have it....I'm into improper but easier. From what I'm told Teak Guard is a permanent option .
Google it and read up on it for yourself , as i stated i have yet to use it but I'm excited about it's reviews.
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