T&T: Teak / Brightwork & Clear Coat

Paul Brannon pb at mvseasea.com
Mon Sep 29 19:09:18 EDT 2008


I used the Awl-Brite system on my exterior teak in early 2006 and sat in the 
sun until a few months ago.  I was in Jacksonville Florida and south until 
March 2007 when we started up the east coast on the loop.  We are currently 
in the Tennessee River and the bright work still looks like new.  I get 
questions all the time about it.  I used 4 coats of varnish then let it 
completely cure out (a month exposed) then put on 7 coats of the Awl Brite. 
I am very pleased with the results.

Paul Brannon
m/v SEASEA
1978 Gulfstar 44 MC

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <jag at vcn.bc.ca>
To: <trawlers-and-trawlering at lists.samurai.com>
Sent: Monday, September 29, 2008 4:17 PM
Subject: T&T: Teak / Brightwork & Clear Coat


> Hi
>
> RE: Teak finishing / varnishing etc.
>
> I had a rare bright idea recently that coating varnished teak with "Clear
> Coat" as used in the auto industry might be a good thing. I believe good
> quality Clear Coat is available in spray cans  and undoubtedly in quart
> cans that should be able to be brushed on.
>
> I suspect it has good (excellent) UV protection and that ios required on
> the teak.
>
> Comments appreciated, except those like "are you nuts" are not acceptable.
>
> John
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