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05-17-2006, 11:05 AM
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Re: polyurethane teak
I went with Honey teak from Fabula. It is a two part urathane that still looks new after 2+ years.
I know others who swear by it also! Check out their website @ www.signaturefinish.com good luck Dink 
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05-30-2006, 11:56 AM
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Re: polyurethane teak
Good thread! something I was wondering as well. How do you prepare the old teak before coating it with the 2 part urethane to get the right color? Or is it built into the 2 part urethane (thus the honey teak name)? Hope I didn't hijack your thread but very interested in the responses you get. I want to redo the teak trim on my console and keep it looking nice. Again.. good thread!
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