Ronseal 10 Year Woodstain Teak 2.5L

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Used Wood - If the wood is old, it may be painted or varnished. If so, remove any old coatings using a Paint & Varnish Remover first. These coatings will prevent the Wood Stain from soaking into the wood. If the wood has been treated with an oil or wax, wipe the surface down with thinners or mineral spirit to remove this. After removing the old finish, sand smooth with #100 Fine Sanding Pad. It delivers a smooth finish that can add beauty to any bare, stripped or weathered wood surface. These include teak furniture pieces, cabinets, doors, hardwood floors, and even marine wood. Watco Teak Oil Finish can be used on both interior and exterior teak wood. It deepens the color of the wood and protects it from moisture and UV rays. Next, allow the stain to penetrate the wood for the time recommended by the manufacturer. Depending on the product and the desired color intensity, this time varies.

Multiple steps may be needed. Therefore, it requires more effort and time than single-step procedures. If you need to apply a light-colored stain, you can lighten the sanding sealer by adding a small amount of mineral spirit to your sealer. Tip for staining Teak wood 4. Sand Again the Sealed Surface The same goes for outdoor furniture made from teak. This wood is fantastic for patio chairs and tables since it isn’t as affected by moisture as other types. But you should maintain your outdoor teak furniture by adding a bit of stain to prevent it from fading. Teak Stain is Versatile When compared to untreated wood, stained teak wood is generally easier to clean and maintain. Stains make the surface of the wood smoother and less prone to collecting dirt and grime.

If you’re staining new teak wood or are concerned about blotchiness, use a wood conditioner as directed by the manufacturer. It aids in the even absorption of the stain on the wood. 6. Apply the Teak Stain The second sanding will remove any original finishes applied to the wood such as an oil, wax or varnish. The best teak wood stain color is determined by your personal preferences as well as the style of your space. Yes, a wood stain can change the color of teak wood. However, it does not completely turn its golden brown or weathered gray hue into a stark red color. Instead, it simply enhances the natural shade of teak wood without hiding its natural texture and pattern.

Do this after the recommended penetration time; at least you may have to wait at least five minutes. The Wood Stain instructions below explain thoroughly how to prepare wood, stain wood, and then how to protect wood afterwards. They will help you get the best results when using our Wood Stain. Preparing Wood for Staining However, there are some types of sealant specifically designed for teak wood. This uses a water-based sealer rather than oil like most sealants. This helps to protect teak wood from UV damage and prevents mildew growth. But you likely only need to apply this to older teak or wooden structures in harsh environments. It is specially formulated to evenly stain wood and dries to a natural matt finish in only 10 minutes.When you clean furniture, do not use cleaning products on the wood. This will damage the wood. Step 2: If there are things that you don’t want to stain on the surface such as glass or hardware use masking tape to mask off those areas. You can also paint teak wood if you’d like. However, the natural oil in teak makes painting over it a very difficult process. The oils prevent the paint from adhering to the surface of the wood. As such, painting over teak is not the smartest idea. On the other hand, once you have properly applied teak sealer on your fence and sanded it sufficiently, you will be able to stain it to successfully give it a more appealing visual. First, it contains advanced tung oil polymers and UV absorbers. These natural properties can protect the teak surface and other fine woods from moisture, UV light, and weathering. Hence, they can make your teak furniture or boat last for a long time.