Starbrite Teak Brightener - 1L

It's used as the second step in restoring greyed or weathered teak, removing dullness and restoring its natural golden color before applying oil or sealant.

Yes, this is Step 2. You must first clean the teak using a dedicated Step 1 teak cleaner and rinse it thoroughly.

Yes, it is designed for teak and other fine woods that have weathered and turned grey.

The frequency depends on the exposure of the wood to the elements. Typically, it's used seasonally or as needed to maintain the wood's appearance after cleaning.

Apply evenly with a soft cloth, sponge, or brush to damp wood, working in small sections. Follow the specific dwell time instructions on the product label before rinsing.

Yes, after thoroughly rinsing the brightener and ensuring the teak is completely dry, you can apply your preferred teak oil or sealant.

While designed for teak, it's advisable to avoid contact with other boat surfaces like fiberglass, painted finishes, or metal, as it may cause discoloration. Rinse spills immediately.

Ensure the teak was properly cleaned in Step 1 and that the Teak Brightener was applied evenly and allowed to dwell for the recommended time before rinsing. Reapplication may be necessary on heavily weathered areas.

Apply the brightener evenly and work in smaller sections. Ensure thorough rinsing to remove all residue. Avoid allowing the product to dry on the surface.

This can happen if the product is left on too long or applied too heavily. Always follow recommended application and dwell times. Test on an inconspicuous area first.