Restore & Renew Weathered, Gray Teak & Other Fine Wood Professional Strength - For That Freshly Sanded Look

Very good product worked very well on my tea chairs

Best cleaner for Teak wood, for best results use a paint brush on part A by pouring out a small amount and the spreading it in an area 2 ft by 2 ft max , in one to two minutes then part B needs to be in a small bottle sprayer to apply over the area you put part A on, wait two minutes and wash with water hose

Good item for cleaning boat teak, works as advertised!

Step 1 quickly lifted years of traffic stains, diesel stains, fish stains from the teak decks of my 36’ trawler w/ light brushing. Step 2 lightens to that ‘new’ teak look w/ minimal effort and time.

This stuff is magic! Where protective clothing (trust me, I have scars from the chemical burns), but it saves you so much time.

I did not experience the same results as described in the literature. The product never turned black like I read many times. It did a less than stellar job of removing stain and it took more work to remove what was left than when using one of the citrus products. Too expensive for the poor quality of results. Won't buy again.

Worked great. Follow the directions. Only took some mild scrubbing. Make sure you let it get all preexisting varnish off before applying new oil/varnish. I diluted by around 10:1 and it worked great. It doesn’t take much.

Been using this product the last few years to restore old faded teak after each season in fresh water lake. Takes out the grime, dirt, and buildup from the previous season sitting in the sun.