Elessar
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What I had on my last boat. Loved it. 6 years of abuse later it still looked great. Also the faded less hot underfoot on our 3 sunny days.agreed we only had the back deck ( it’s massive) and the bathing platform done. We went for “faded teak” it’s a bit more
modern than some of those more traditional shades I think. Very smart
Real teak on this boat but it was mostly too good to rip up. I’d never spec real teak again.
For regular cleaning Screwfix no nonsense degreaser. Scotchbrite along the “grain” for ingrained stuff.
For annual cleaning the yard 3 phase jet wash.
For scratches or hard to remove marks 100 grit sandpaper along the “grain”.