Teak cockpit table treatment

[Stellina]

Can anyone advise me the best way to treat a brand spanking new 3-leaf teak cockpit table? It's removed for the winter and under-cover when not being used.

 

[doug748]

I don't think you can beat the satin look of Danish Oil. It can show stains from spills, but is dead easy to recoat.

 

[paulburton44]

I have just used Danish oil on a teak table. The finish is lovely, but only time will tell. Was advised Danish over teak oil...!

 

[Stellina]

Any problems using it on a deck style table?

 

[JimMcMillan]

Teak Wonder. It leaves the teak new colour (i.e. it barely darkens the wood) but seals it. Exspensive but very thin so will last a long time.

Jim

 

[Iota]

Another vote for Danish oil, when it wears or looks dry a quick wipe with a cloth with a little on it brings it back up. To start with give as many coats until you get the finish you want, remember to wipe surplus oil off. It is also jolly good on oak furniture.

Iota