STAR BRITE Teak Cleaner & Brightener - One-Step Teak Restoration Renew Weathered, Gray, Teak for Refinishing or Oiling - Restore & Enhance the Natural Warmth & Wood Grain of Fine Wood 32 OZ (094932)

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Bottom Line: The SeaFin teak cleaner performed well with minimal dwell time and moderate scrubbing. That being said, it had one of the more potent chemical odors of all products tested. Apply the teak cleaner and spread evenly with the aid of the scrub pad or brush. Then, gently scrub it to eliminate the stain and dirt buildup.

It foamed up when agitating, and removed the dirt and grime. It didn’t restore the colour as well as the two-stage StarBrite Teak Cleaner and StarBrite Teak Brightener, but there was an improvement in colour. This cleaning product could help annihilate the natural gray color of your teak and helps restore the natural warmth and richness of the teak wood’s color.Conclusively, this effective cleaner specifically formulated for teak woods is a worthwhile investment that would surely delight you in a number of ways. As compared to many other options, this won’t require you to execute tough scrubbing when executing the cleaning process. Most importantly, it’s a two part system that is utilized separately and it is definitely tried-and-true when it comes to completely clearing away food stains, old sealers, oil, fish blood, rust, grease, fuel and the like. This is a great product that you should not ignore. What to Look for When Buying a Teak Cleaner Meanwhile, for stained areas, use the medium scrub pad to get rid of even the most unsightly discoloration.

Learn how to perform regular cleaning and deep cleaning on outdoor furniture or indoor teak furniture using the right teak cleaning solution. Make a homemade cleaner using vinegar and remove patina using bleach. Finish the job by treating the wood furniture with teak oil to prevent future damage. Preparing Teak Wood for CleaningThese products are all (with the exception of Boracol) a first step in cleaning the teak – they will make it look better, but it will soon weather if not treated. Recommended by some is a diluted bleach solution to kill the algae living in the wood and to clean and brighten the teak. We diluted some household bleach and painted it on to damp wood, agitating it with a brush, leaving it for 15 minutes and then rinsing off.