Make Your Teak Deck Look New Again

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In this comprehensive video, Brooke shows you how to bring back the natural beauty of teak on your Merry Fisher 895 with just three simple steps. Whether your teak has weathered and lost its luster or you want to maintain its pristine condition, this video has all the information you need.
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Step 1: Cleaning
Teak can accumulate dirt, grime, and even mildew over time. Brooke will begin by demonstrating the use of a high-quality teak cleaner to effectively remove all the impurities from your teak surfaces. Our step-by-step instructions will ensure you get the best results without damaging the wood.
Step 2: Brightening
Once your teak is clean, it's time to restore its golden hue. Our brightening process will show you how to revitalize the teak's natural color and grain patterns.
Step 3: Sealing with Semco Sealer
Preserve your teak's beauty and protect it from the elements with the final step in our restoration process. Brooke will introduce you to the Semco Sealer, a renowned teak sealer that enhances the wood's durability while maintaining its stunning appearance. Learn the proper application techniques to achieve a professional-looking finish that will keep your teak looking fantastic for years to come.
Join us on this teak restoration journey and watch as our Merry Fisher 895 transforms before your eyes. With the right tools and techniques, you can have your teak looking shipshape once again just like ours. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated with more helpful boating tips and tutorials.
Get ready to bring back the natural allure of your teak with these three simple steps. Your Merry Fisher 895 will thank you!

[@fixingstuff2647]

Thanks, you made it look easy.

[@sailor123ize]

Exactly one of the reasons why i traded my beautiful Swift Trawler 34 for a teak-less NC1095. Yes teak is beautiful but it comes a time when one can not do this work any more. Do enjoy your videos very much.

[@TheRudder]

Yes there is a bit of muscle work. Thanks for liking the video.

[@lovelifeloveboat]

A really great video, there are definitely some products better than others but this one seems to work really well. We love your videos, like ourselves, we try to portray good affordable boating and try to do all of our own maintenance when we can!

[@TheRudder]

Thanks. Everyone seems to have their own teak care tip! Happy boating

[@amylahr]

Thank you for the video! I’ve been putting off the job, because I haven’t seen it done. This helps.

[@TheRudder]

Have fun! Hope it goes well.

[@rp2construction]

Semco is a good product! The reason why you have to stir it is not because it skins on top but because the pigment settles…

[@TheRudder]

Thanks for the info.

[@simplyalison]

You should try using teak magic! it works like a charm!

[@starshiptrooper7520]

Good job. The Semko sealer won’t skin in the can. The frequent stirring is to prevent the tint from settling. The teak needs to be bone dry so that it draws in the sealer. Definitely 2 or 3 coats to get some water repellency. I find the Honeytone gets a bit hot underfoot when in the sun. I now use the Natural tone which doesn’t get as hot. I need to do mine every 6 months. Love the videos. 😊

[@TheRudder]

Thanks for your advice. I don't know why Brooke kept saying that it would skin??? She just knew to keep it stirred! We have found good water repellency as well and it is holding up perfectly (few months later). Interesting point about the colour, I'll see how it goes over the summer. Let us know if you have any video ideas!

[@NorthsideMarineBoondall]

Great job Brooke

[@Brooke-rw2xi]

Thanks Bill 😊

[@johnpenson8801]

Great video for those with teak ( I’ve got Flexiteek- looks good at the moment but need a cleaner this winter).
Just not picking point. Why didn’t you remove the forward cockpit seat? At least if you remove it now you can spot the difference you have made. Regards to you both. Your winter weather looks better than our summer! Lucky People!

[@TheRudder]

I have no idea why we did remove the seat, that would have been easier!!! Get so caught up doing these things sometimes. It is a little scary how warm our winter is, summer is going to be hot.

[@doncritzer2798]

A couple cups of vinegar, water and some dawn dish soap to make it sudsy, it really draws out the dirt.then star brite deck sealer.....I have all teak decks I've tried all the products, vinegar works best

[@TheRudder]

Great idea!!

[@617dcollins]

Lovely to look at. Aged but nice. And the teak ain’t bad too

[@TheRudder]

🤏

[@benjibumble]

My marina doesn’t permit use of acid in the slip. Dry dock only.

[@TheRudder]

It is very weak acid but yes it could be a problem in a marina. I believe all the teak cleaners are a weak acid of some sort. Maybe someone knows another product??

[@TheRudder]

It is very weak acid but yes it could be a problem in a marina. I believe all the teak cleaners are a weak acid of some sort. Maybe someone knows another product??

[@curthook9622]

Just wondering….isn’t that forward cockpit seat removable very easily? Just wondering

[@TheRudder]

Yes it is totally removable - we just totally forgot. Would have made life a lot easier!

[@emberspirit7502]

do you think we need teak oil ?

[@TheRudder]

It is a personal choice, I've been very happy with 'naked' teak for two years but it does require a bit more care. I'm still very happy with the look of this product a few months on.

[@maltbymm]

how often do you have to clean tea?

[@TheRudder]

Depends on how much sun and water the teak gets but we do it annually.

[@johnnycomelately6341]

obviously wine spills 😉

[@TheRudder]

🥳

[@scottdynek2728]

Much easier way use brass wool pads lightly vacuum and apply Amazon oil with rag. DONE!!!!

[@TheRudder]

Thanks for sharing!