Here's some pics of spring prep on the teak swim deck. I've gone back to old school approach w sanding then teak oil. Takes about 3 hrs total but turns out real well and the deck stays in real good shape thru Sept/Oct. Did not like the results of the "teak kit approach" with cleaner-brightener-then oil. Its my only major spring prep project since boat stays dry and pretty clean in the garage. Used West Marine teak oil. Middle pic is sanding/prep, then start w oil and keep applying over a few days til it won't take anymore.
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Looks great... nothing beats TLC and a bit of elbow grease. I am sure that platform will be around for a while.What Rocks Your Boat?Comment
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Nice job!!Comment
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did mine this year the previous owner never did but I put a little work into it and it looks great now. you can see it in the pics of "new decals" in the forumComment
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