The Paint Manual - Hempel

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Teak treatment
Teak treatment
Overtime teak’s natural golden brown colour will gradually
change to a silver-grey shade, then dull down to a dark grey/
greenish colour. Using Teak treatment products will refresh
the look of the wood by cleaning, restoring the colour and
protecting and maintaining the teak.
Teak Cleaner
A powder for cleaning all teak areas. Especially good for large areas such
as decks, and for wood that’s turned dark grey. Removes dirt and marks
giving a clean surface ready for you to apply Teak Colour Restorer or
Teak Oil to.
Wet the surface with fresh water and apply a uniform layer of Teak
Cleaner. Leave on for 10 to 20 minutes, using a stiff brush to scrub
while the paste is still moist. Thoroughly hose down with clean fresh
water before the paste hardens.
Teak Oil
Unpigmented teak oil with good penetration to protect wood and make it
easier to clean. Helps wood resist both water and dirt, and underlines its
original structure. Use to overcoat Teak Colour Restorer on areas of high
usage. Not suitable for use on painted or varnished surfaces.
Apply one saturation coat onto cleaned new wood, previously oiled or
preserved wood. Let the Teak Oil soak into the wood, then remove
surplus oil with a clean cloth.
5°C/40°F Minimum application temperature
Teak Colour Restorer
Pigmented teak oil with good penetration, giving teak surfaces a golden
brown colour and a uniform finish. It can be used on teak decks and other
wood surfaces exposed to hard wear and tear ONLY when overcoated with
Teak Oil.
Apply one or more coats, depending on absorption of wood, onto cleaned
new wood, previously oiled or preserved wood. Wipe off surplus with a
clean cloth.
5°C/40°F Minimum application temperature
750ml
750ml
750ml