Teak Protector ( Honey Brown) - Golden Care 1 LTR

This easy to apply teak protector by Golden Care maintains the honey-brown colour of teak for a long time.

Up to 4 times longer than teak - oil
Up to twice as long as teak sealers

Features:

Water Based
Easy to Apply
Maintains Honey Brown Finish for a long time
Protector gives teak a nicer, more natural colour after application ( other teak oils make teak teak often look too dark brown, other teak sealers make teak often look too red or too orange)
Non-hazardous product

Why is it so much better than teak -oil / sealer:

It maintains the golden-brown colour of teak for a longer time
Teak Oil often causes the black spots on teak. This protector prevents black spots.
Most teak-oils / sealers contain hazardous solvents. This protector is completely water - based and solvent free. That is why they call it EcoSafe.

How to Use:

1. Before using the teak protector protective eye equipment and rubber gloves should be worn.

2. Gray Teak or teak treated with teak -oil must first be cleaned with Teak Cleaner

3. New Teak: first clean with Golden Care Teak Cleaner, to remove natural teak oils ( or weather for 2 weeks outside before treatment)

4. If cleaned wood feels rough, sand lightly. Make sure teak is 100% dry

5. Shake and Stir Teak Protector

6. Test Teak protector on a small area first ( eg back of leg on table ) to judge if the colour meets your expectations

7. Apply a very thin layer of Teak Protector evenly over the furniture with a dust free cloth. ( We would also recommend usuing a paint brush for an easy application)

8. Apply a secound very thin coat 30 minutes drying time

9. It is highly recommended you treat your furniture with teak protector at least once a year

Brand: Golden Care

Material: Water Based

Colour: Honey Brown

Size: 1 LTR botlle

This includes:

1 x Teak Protector ( Honey Brown) 1LTR Golden Care Bottle

Please Note:

This is the Teak Protector ONLY, NO furniture included

Golden Care

Teak Protector Golden Care Honey Brown Finish

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