Star brite Teak Sealer - No Drip, Splatter-Free Formula - One Coat Coverage for All Fine Woods Light, 16 oz

Although some reviewers say it turned their teak orange, I found that not to be the case. It does have a tint that is warm, but a pleasing look if you don’t want the silvery weathering look, or want to delay it. A quart goes a long long way if you apply it thin, with just the slightest dab on a foam brush. I still have a little left after sealing a loveseat, chair, ottoman and two side tables. The furniture in my photos are new, one month old under a pergola, and the loveseat was unboxed and assembled the day of sealing. They all look the same after sealing, whether a month of exposure or right out the box. The wood will chew up foam brushes quickly so buy a half dozen, or a brush or two per pieces of furniture. I have no comment on longevity since I just applied it but it is easy to work with, nice and thin, and I like the look. It does take a while to cure, maybe a couple full days of direct sunlight, so be patient and make sure its cured before you put cushions on it.

Easy to install looks great lots of compliments on looks on boat now how long will it last

We used it for old teak furniture, we power washed and sanded 1st. You only need a small amount. Get absorbed well and seemed to give the pieces a fresh look. It's easier to clean now.

I've used their teak oil for 30+ years on teak swim platforms on boats that sit in the water for 4 months in the summer. The oil keeps the teak looking bright about 2 months.This is the first time I've used this sealer. Time will tell on how well it holds up. I personally like the lighter color. I included a picture of the light stain so you can see the color it gives to cleaned teak. I really prefer the look of the oil over the addition of the stain. I will update this review after a boating season on its durability. I gave it 4 stars only because I think the price is steep for 8 Oz. Also FYI, I used almost half of this can to apply 2 coats to the topside of this platform.Update after putting in the water: This finish is definitely less slippery than the two coats of Starbright teak oil I normally used. I will try to update later in the season as to how well it holds up.

My table is only a few years old however due to being left outside over the winter it looked gray and very weathered. I was searching for a product to restore the finish and found Star Brite. I scrubbed the table with soap and water using a stiff brush. Surprisingly a ton of dirt came out even though it didn't look "dirty." After the table dried I gave it a light sanding with fine grit sandpaper. I blew all of the dust away with a leaf blower and gave it a wipe. I applied two coats of the Star Brite using a 3" paint brush and brushed with the wood grain. I do not see any streaks and the finish so far looks amazing! Time will tell how long it lasts but this is a major improvement.