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Subject: Re: Stus-List Exterior Teak Varnish Recommendation?
That stuff is not formulated for use on wood, or
over Cetol! Being a two-part urethane, it will also be a major
job to strip off when it
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Subject: Re: Stus-List Exterior Teak Varnish Recommendation?
Anyone not finishing teak with varnish and letting it weather (oil/sealer
instead) as an alternative? Dave
Aries
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Putting anyth
Anyone not finishing teak with varnish and letting it weather (oil/sealer
instead) as an alternative? Dave
Aries
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New London, CT
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Putting anything on top of Cetol sort of defeats its main advantage.
Cetol breathes, which is beneficial to the wood, and maintenance is easy
because a quick scrub with plain water and a 3M kitchen scrubby is all
the prep work usually required to add a fresh coat or two when needed.
The slight
Our boatyard manager (graduate of Great Lakes School of Wooden
Boatbuilding) told me Cetol should be coated with at least 2 coats of
Captain's Varnish (or similar?). Says Cetol finish by itself is too soft
for his liking. Has worked great for me...
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Just curious, why would you want to do 5 coats of Cetol followed by 3 coats of
Cetol Gloss?
The instructions on the can recommend 3 coat
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> Thank you all for the responses and recommendations.
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> For better or worse I've decided to go with Sikkens Cetol Natural Teak
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Jamestown distributors has a varnish survey. Might be worth a look.
On The Office I used Cetol Natural Teak and was generally happy with it. O
One popular technique in the tropics is to fill and seal the grain using
epoxy and then painting the wood with Sears Weatherbeater house paint or
similar, of a "woody color". This holds up for a very long time under
the unrelenting tropical sun, and since the paint will not have touched
the
Randy,
I have been using Cetol for years on the Great Lakes, and so applied
it last winter to the much neglected teak on my Florida project boat. One
summer of southern sunshine (and one hurricane) and it needs it another coat. I
will take a little more care this year and put more
liments on those hatch boards! Lol
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Stus-List Exterior Teak Varnish Recommendation?
Listers-
Grenadine's new exterior handrails are ready for finish and installation.
Wanted to see if any of you have a preferred varnish for exterior teak. I'm
l
I like Cetol, but I don't use it on my exterior teak. I'm a Semco believer.
When I got Pegathy the exterior varnish was useless. Had to be stripped off. It
was a Royal Paine Diaz, as Click and Clack would say. I put on two coats of
Semco Honeytone. Had to put on a third later that year. Next
I have been using Cetol for a while, same gallon can for 10 years.
It is basically an oil based teak coloured stain, completely different
from a varnish. It works well on Lake Ontario and when the exuberance
during racing requires a touch up I also like the ease of maintenance.
What is the
I like how easy Cetol is to repair dings and scratches. A light feathering
sand and apply another coat.
Fred Hazzard
S/V Fury
Portland, Or
On Feb 28, 2017 1:12 PM, "Dennis C. via CnC-List"
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I've been using Sikkens Cetol for years. 5 coats Cetol then 3 coats
Randy,
I’ll throw in with Awlwood MA. It’s a bit dear price-wise but I’ve found that
it floats out well and that fewer coats are needed to achieve the same depth of
gloss that regular varnish requires, ergo less work.
Keep in mind that it is a two-oars (first coat of Primer Clear then
I've been using Sikkens Cetol for years. 5 coats Cetol then 3 coats
clear. Maintenance coat of clear every 6 months. Seems to hold up well in
the Gulf Coast sun and heat.
BTW, don't use Cetol light. Tried that once. Not pleased.
However, I hear good things about Awlwood. If I have to strip
Gary — I’ve tried Sikkens in the past, and was less than happy with the
results. Last winter, I decided to try Awlwood on my handrails and Dorade
boxes, and was very pleased with the results. I hope to do my toerail this
spring. It looks like this product is going to hold up well, with a
Listers-
Grenadine's new exterior handrails are ready for finish and installation.
Wanted to see if any of you have a preferred varnish for exterior teak. I'm
looking for a clear varnish with UV protection.
Cheers,
Randy
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