Bartoline Teak Oil - 2 Litre - Pack of 3

The frequency of application depends on the exposure of your furniture. Typically, once or twice a year, or when the wood begins to look dry or water no longer beads on the surface, is recommended.

While specifically formulated for teak, it can be used on other dense hardwoods. Always test on a small, hidden area first to ensure compatibility and desired results.

Ensure the teak is clean, dry, and free from dirt, dust, mildew, and any old finishes. You may need to lightly sand the surface if it is very weathered or rough.

Apply liberally with a clean cloth, brush, or sponge, working it into the wood grain. Allow it to penetrate, then wipe off any excess that has not been absorbed.

Drying time can vary depending on humidity and temperature. It usually takes several hours for the surface to be dry to the touch, but it may take longer for full curing.

Bartoline Teak Oil provides a protective barrier that helps repel water, which can inhibit the growth of mold and mildew. However, regular cleaning is still advised.

Teak oil replaces natural oils lost to weathering, preventing the wood from drying out, cracking, or becoming brittle. It also enhances the wood's color and provides a protective finish against the elements.

Excess oil was not wiped away sufficiently. Buff the surface with a clean, lint-free cloth to remove any remaining wet oil. Ensure adequate drying time in a well-ventilated area.

The wood may require more thorough cleaning or a second coat. Ensure all dirt and grime were removed before application. Apply a second coat if the wood was very dry and absorbed the first coat completely.

This can happen if the oil was not applied evenly or if excess was not wiped off consistently. Apply a thin, even coat to the affected area and wipe off excess immediately. For significant patches, a full reapplication might be necessary after cleaning.