PENETRATES AND SEALS TEAK
Gets deep into the grain to protect hard and soft woods.MINIMIZES STAINS & GRAYING
Penetrates the surface to provide maximum protection.FIGHTS MOLD & MILDEW
Prevents growth of bacteria, and formation of mold and mildew.EASY TO USE
Apply with a brush, roller, or clean rag. Wipe off excess after 20-30 minutes.Danish Teak Sealer
Danish Teak Sealer
SKU: 409329
One-part natural finish penetrates and seals hard and soft woods like teak and mahogany to protect against mold and mildew while retaining natural beauty. Minimizes the graying and staining caused by extended exposure to the elements.
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PENETRATES AND SEALS TEAK
Gets deep into the grain to protect hard and soft woods.MINIMIZES STAINS & GRAYING
Penetrates the surface to provide maximum protection.FIGHTS MOLD & MILDEW
Prevents growth of bacteria, and formation of mold and mildew.EASY TO USE
Apply with a brush, roller, or clean rag. Wipe off excess after 20-30 minutes.Couldn't load pickup availability
Description
That gray, weathered look might be appealing to some, but it can actually hurt the wood and the boat because unprotected teak will break down over time, causing costly leaks plus wood plug and bedding damage.
TotalBoat Danish Teak Sealer saturates wood grain deeply. Simply brush or wipe onto clean, dry teak or other woods after cleaning, let it sink in, wipe away the excess, and let it dry. It’s a small amount of work for a big, beautiful, lasting payoff both in looks and in protecting your investment. Maintaining the finish is simple: Just clean the surface and apply another coat as the wood weathers. An excellent followup treatment after first cleaning or sanding teak.
Danish Teak Sealer Details
- Easy to apply one-part teak sealer dries quickly, preserving wood in its beautiful, natural color.
- Repels water and doesn’t make surfaces slippery when wet.
- Prevents bacteria growth, mold, and mildew.
- Formulated to be easier to use, last longer, and cost less than other teak sealers.
- For exterior use above the waterline and on all interior surfaces.
- Size: Available in Quart and Gallon sizes
Teak Sealer Application Instructions
- Apply with a brush, roller, or clean rag.
- Allow 20-30 minutes for penetration, then remove excess sealer.
- Allow 8-12 hours of dry time between coats.
- To ensure adhesion, scuff-sand between coats.
SPECIFICATIONS
TECHNICAL DATA
APPLICATION DATA
- Substrates: Teak, but will also work on other oily hardwoods
- Application Method: Brush or Rag
- Application Temperature/RH: 40-95°F, 0-90% relative humidity
- Coats Required: 2 (bare wood) 1-2 (maintenance)
- Dry Time Between Coats: 8-12 hours
PHYSICAL DATA
- Color/Tone: Gold
- Coverage: 200-250 square feet per gallon (first coat); 300-400 square feet per gallon (second coat)
PREP & CLEANUP SOLVENTS
- Surface Prep: TotalBoat Teak Cleaner, denatured alcohol
- Cleanup Solvent: TotalBoat Special Brushing Thinner 100, mineral spirits
HOW IT COMPARES
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Danish Teak Sealer
- Best for:
- Substrates:
- Color/finishes available:
- Interior or exterior use?
- Film forming or oil finish?
- Application methods:
- Number of coats:
- Primer required?
- Application temperature/RH:
- Cure times:
- Food safe, once cured?
- Units of measure:
- THIS ITEM
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Danish Teak Sealer
- Best for: Penetrating and sealing wood to protect against mold and mildew. Minimizes graying and staining.
- Substrates: Teak; oily hardwoods
- Color/finishes available: Light golden color
- Interior or exterior use? Interior or exterior
- Film forming or oil finish? Oil
- Application methods: Brush or Clean Rag
- Number of coats: 2 (bare wood); 1-2 (maintenance)
- Primer required? No
- Application temperature/RH: 40-95°F; 0-90% RH
- Cure times: Allow to dry for 8-12 hours between coats.
- Food safe, once cured? No
- Units of measure: Quart, Gallon
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WHAT MOST PEOPLE ASK
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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What is the difference between teak oil and teak sealers?
Most teak sealers do not penetrate the surface of the wood. Instead, they form a protective layer on top of it that adds UV protection. Sealers generally do not have to be reapplied as often as oil. TotalBoat Danish Teak Sealer penetrates wood like a teak oil, but seals like a conventional sealer. -
Can you use this on wood that had previously been treated with teak oil?
Yes, our Teak Sealer is compatible with most marine teak oils, and may be applied right over them. -
How long does it take until it is dry?
The dry time between coats is approximately 8 to 12 hours. -
How many coats of teak sealer should I apply?
We recommend applying two coats to restore and seal the natural beauty of the wood, providing water-repelling properties without becoming slippery underfoot. -
Does Danish Teak Sealer have a satin or gloss finish?
The finish has a natural golden teak, low-sheen appearance. It is not a high-gloss finish like many varnishes. -
How does the sealer age and will it look spotty on reapplication?
Danish Teak Sealer is a light oil finish that is absorbed into the teak to protect it. A clear indication it is time to re-apply: when it needs recoating, water will not bead upon it. When it’s time to reapply, wash the surface thoroughly, let it dry, and reapply. If the teak wood is gray or has visible stain spots, clean first with Totalboat Teak Cleaner, then apply Teak Sealer. -
Can I spray teak sealer with an HVLP system?
No. Danish Teak Sealer should only be applied with a brush or a clean, lint-free rag. Do not use a spray gun to apply Danish Teak Sealer.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including silica, crystalline, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov