STAR BRITE Teak Sealer - No Drip, No Splash Formula - One-Coat, Durable Protection for All Fine Woods - Perfect for Outdoor Furniture & Marine Use - Classic Teak 16 OZ (088016)

Applied their teak wash, sanded lightly all over 220 grit, and finished with a 3M ultrafine scotch-brite pad and then a wipe with paint thinner- stuff kept coming off which I suspect could make for a cloudy appearance. Very thick material which is fine because it did not run at all or drop a single drop on the patio! Brushes out really well and easy to wipe small blobs with a rag. I applied a relatively thin coat and got a beautiful, deep finish with no shine and the appearance of the grain is outstanding. A little goes a long ways. I suspect since it was a light coat, I may have to reapply toward the fall but it is just perfect now. NOTE-- very slow to dry, keep it in sunshine, flip the furniture over and rotate.

Easy application. Be patient to let the sealer dry completely between coats. I applied 2 coats in order to have full coverage since the bench would be in a dream shower. I used a microfiber towel to wipe access sealer so it would not leave drip marks after the applications. Once the sealer is dry, not tacky I applied teak oil.

Boat stuff is expensive

Tastes great and looks good too!

Gives excellent coverage for multiple years so far

Easy to apply and covers well. Has a very slight “orange” look but I think looks nice and natural. Will see how it holds up.

This has worked great to bring my teak back to life. Bought the teak second hand and they used an oil. This works much better and I am more confident that my wood is sealed! It brought beautiful color to the space!

The previous coating on the teak table was braking down and black streaks were present.I read about teak oil not being a great choice for teak - interesting, had tried other solutions for teak on a previous boat, none quite worked. I sanded with an orbital sander first 60 grit, then 120 grit, washed off the dust, when dried applied new sealer, it goes on easy, prefers UV rays to dry best, the finish is not shiny. I just did this a few days ago so no idea about durability.