Teak Brightener

Easy to use does a great job bleaching the wood and removing stains and dark gray spots caused from years weathering. Wear gloves and protect your skin from over spray also use a stiff bristle brush and allow wood to remain wet and don’t let it dry. The longer it stays on the woods before you rinse it off the better. 10 minutes should be good then rinse with a lot of clean water to stop the bleaching action. Then let it dry completely for a day or 2. Then apply a good quality teak oil like Watco brand. Then thin the first coat with a good quality paint thinner 50/50. So it soaks into the wood thin 2nd coat 80/20 teak oil to thinner. 3rd and 4rh coat use teak oil as is

Okay, got that out of my system. We just bought a 12 year old boat with teak in only a few places: the hatch sill, trim on the hatch cover, and steps down into the cabin. They were awful. Nasty layers of black grime in some places and dry and gray in other places. My husband told me not to even try this product, just start sanding. So glad I didn't listen! I ordered this brightener as well the Star Brite Cleaner and Teak Oil. All three products are very easy and quick to use (not counting drying time) and all of the teak came out beautiful and new. I am so thankful this is an excellent product.

This was fantastic for brightening my teak patio set after cleaning it with the teak cleaner. I also purchased the scrub brush & teak sealer, and highly recommend all these products. All the products were easy to use, and the results were amazing. The furniture looks new! Great products!

As advertised.

Works as described

Finally used it so I can say from experience it's great stuff. I had a teak table, no finish, on the porch for 10+ years. It was never directly in the rain but did get a little. Things were placed on top. I have never done anything like this before and was nervous but I needed to either clean up that table or toss it. I called Starbrite to make sure I understood how to use it and, I suppose, to get some encouragement. They were great. The table looks great. Took 4 coats of oil but looks brand new. I might just get a new one for the porch and find a place for this classy looking piece of furniture for the house. I used the cleaner, brightener, oil and the scrub pads.

I am not sure about the brightening power.

I’ve been using the Star Brite cleaner/brightener/finish on my outdoor teak furniture for the last few years. I only wish I had known about it and started using it right from the start when I bought the furniture. Minnesota’s climate can be very tough on teak, and the three step StarBrite process protects the wood and beautiful color better than anything I’ve seen or used in the past. In addition, periodic springtime touch up maintenance becomes easier once you start using it.