Rustins Teak Oil - 500ml - TEAK500

Yes, Rustins Teak Oil conforms to The Articles in Contact with Food Regulations, making it suitable for kitchen countertops and other surfaces that may come into contact with food.

Reapplication frequency depends on the exposure of the wood. For outdoor furniture, typically once a year or when the wood starts to look dry is sufficient. For interior items, it may be less frequent.

No, Rustins Teak Oil is designed for bare wood only. It will not adhere properly or provide the desired finish on painted or varnished surfaces.

Oily woods require thorough cleaning with white spirit to remove natural surface oils. Ensure the wood is completely dry and sanded smooth before applying the teak oil.

The approximate coverage is 14m² per litre with one coat. This can vary depending on the absorbency of the wood.

Yes, it is suitable for interior use on doors, bannisters, shelves, and other wooden fixtures, providing a protective and attractive finish.

Yes, this teak oil conforms to BS:EN71 Part 3, which is the safety standard for toys, making it safe for use on wooden toys.

Ensure the wood surface was properly prepared, especially for oily woods. Clean thoroughly with white spirit if necessary. Make sure the surface was bare wood and not previously treated with varnish or paint.

This usually occurs if excess oil was not wiped off completely after application. Ensure all excess oil is wiped away with a lint-free cloth after each coat. If the issue persists, lightly sand the affected area and reapply a thin coat, wiping off excess promptly.

The wood may be highly absorbent or require additional coats. Apply another thin coat, ensuring excess is wiped off. For very dull wood, consider a final coat applied with a cloth and buffed for a higher sheen.