67100 Teak Oil

This is probably the best teak oil I've ever bought. Last year, I got some after seeing Minwax brand recommended over others, and I can see why. I thought I'd bought enough to do the job, but ran out around the 75 percent mark and just got whatever brand was available at my local store. That oil didn't even compare. This one coated better, easier coverage, and left the table in great shape to withstand any weather. This year, I was prepared and bought ONLY this brand and plan on sticking with the quality item so it takes care of my outdoor furniture and keeps it nice for many more years.

The amazon price is better than I found locally and it works really well.The oil is thick and makes the teak look great.

Good product .Brought my settee back to life.Easy to apply.

There was lots of bad reviews for this particular brand of teak oil and I was hesitant to order. Overall, I really liked it though. One of the biggest differences I noticed between this and other popular brands, is it’s just a tad darker and more brown than other products I have used that tended to be more golden in color. I actually prefer this slightly darker result, as it feels a bit more stylish. Nobody really has golden toned furniture much anymore. I’m sure if you’re considering this product, you’ve read through the not so flattering reviews, but it worked great for me. I applied it with a small brush and then rubbed the excess off with a rag. It looks great and gave some very old teak a new life. The fumes are pretty strong, so be sure to work in a well ventilated area.

Easy to apply, leaves a shiny finish that I love and totally saved my outdoor eucalyptus table. I bless a thrrr season old table that I didn’t know needed to be sealed (stupid me!) and one cost of this stuff and it the color came back, the sheen came back and it’s ready to be used. Thought it was a goner but this stuff saved it!

Made my weathered outside furniture look brand new. At least on mine the wood was darker in the end. A good look. Be sure to wear gloves.

I did a lot of research and all the experts said to use cetol. I used it on the lounge chairs I built with $600 worth of exotic tropical wood. Put it on according to directions and was very disappointed with the discoloration it caused. It turned my beautiful wood a sickly yellow. In 6 months it was flaking and my beautiful wood was all mottled where this stuff had flaked off. I sanded it all down to bare wood, which was a big job. I got a can of the cheapest teak oil that Lowe's sold and put it on with no additional prep. A year later it still held it’s color and was just starting to wear thin in spots. Lowes no longer carries this minwax product and wouldn't order more. Luckily I found this here on Amazon to give my lounge another coat after a year that the instructions say to do. Stay away from what the experts say and use this. It is much higher quality and 1/3 the price.

Seems to work on a Teak bench. Time will tell.