Petehoovey
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Completing "Operation Swim Deck Rebuild" for Mainship 40 DC. A little concern with being slippery but teak trim really dresses her up. Thoughts on teak oil vs. Sickens?
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jleonard
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You can add some "sand" into the Sikkens and it will be non skid. My teak platform is done that way.
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Looks very nice.
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I am recaulking and refinishing my teak sundeck now. What a PITA. I am going to use Semco oli on the teak but I am in Michigan so the boat is indoors half the year. Hopefully I will just have to oil it once a year or so.
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Nice job!
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Nice job. Good way to keep the blood flowing while dealing with those minus 15 temps the other day in the Great Lakes region!
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