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The Refined Teak Oil by Colron offers your wood the ultimate protection, with excellent water protection and long-lasting durability for your wood. This unique formula penetrates deep into the wood, enriching the natural patina and offering outstanding protection.
Preparation
You can apply this product over previously oiled wood or bare wood; however, it is unsuitable for application over varnished or waxed wood. If the surface has varnishing or wax, you'll need to sand the wood back to bare.
Application
- Using a lint-free cloth, pour a generous amount of the refined teak oil onto it.
- Rub the cloth onto the wood, following the wood grain, working it well.
- If treating bare wood, apply three coats, leaving 6 hours of drying time between coats
- With the final coat, once it's dried, you can buff the surface with a clean, lint-free cloth to achieve a sheen
Aftercare
After you've finished with the application, please don't waste any of the product down watercourses or drains; you should contact your local authority to find a way to dispose of it safely. Any clothes soiled in the teak oil must be disposed of safely as they're high-flammable due to the oil.
