TotalBoat Teak Wood Cleaner and Brightening System

This two-part teak wood restoration system cleans and brightens, removing stubborn dirt, salt, stains, and mildew to restore teak’s natural, golden color.

UNDO YEARS OF SUN DAMAGE AND STAINS — IN MINUTES
If you’re partial to the gently weathered, driftwood-like, silvery gray color untreated teak turns, read no further. But if you’re going to oil, seal, or varnish teak to restore and maintain that golden beauty you originally fell in love with, it needs a thorough cleaning first with a teak cleaner that’s safe for use on teak.

The same thing goes if you’re tired of looking at tired-looking teak on your boat’s deck or trim. Especially haggard-looking, dark gray or black, pollution-ravaged, fuel-stained, suntan oil-soaked, fish-blood-and-guts-covered teak that’s seen brighter days – literally. Or moldy, mildewed teak that leaves black spots on bathing suits and towels. It can eventually ruin the teak, if left untreated.

Keeping teak wood clean prevents mold and mildew, enhances its beauty, and helps it last longer. TotalBoat Teak Cleaner restores it to its former, golden-hued glory.

IT’S OKAY TO GO AGAINST THE GRAIN, IN FACT, IT’S ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY
After applying part A to wet teak, scrub lightly across the grain to remove dirt. Going against the grain is important because Part A actually opens up the grain, and if you scrub in the direction of the grain you’ll be pushing the dirt in deeper instead of removing it. After rinsing away Part A with fresh water, apply Part B and scrub lightly across the grain again. Use fresh water to wash off Part B and you’ll be looking at cleaner, brighter teak – it’s that easy.

Before varnishing or sealing, let the teak dry completely for at least 24-48 hours. Cleaning the teak may raise the grain slightly, but a light sanding with take it back down.

PROTECT HARDWARE AND SURROUNDING SURFACES BEFORE STARTING
Harsh cleaners can dissolve and destroy expensive teak. TotalBoat Teak Cleaner will not harm teak, but it may hurt other surfaces.

Before starting, mask fiberglass, gelcoat, or aluminum surfaces that are near the area to be cleaned. Also, mask or remove any aluminum or painted parts attached to the teak. And be sure to protect yourself – especially hands and eyes – by wearing adequate personal protection.

• Works quickly to break down and remove stubborn dirt, salt, stains and mildew
• Dissolves and removes existing sealers
• Lightens and brightens to restore teak’s natural, golden glow
• Easy to apply to wetted teak wood, and requires only gentle scrubbing across the grain to lift dirt and grime
• Easy-to-use formula: Part A cleans dirt, mildew, stains, and removes weathering; Part B neutralizes Part A and brightens; remove Part B by rinsing with clean, fresh water
• Size: 2-Quart Kit includes 1 quart Part A Cleaner and 1 quart Part B Brightener