To preserve the teak in its natural color for an extended period of time SEMCO is proud to offer our SEMCO Teak Sealer. SEMCO Teak Sealer is a solvent based teak finish with water-like viscosity containing pigments, mildewcide, UV inhibitors and moisture protection. SEMCO does not contain silicone, varnish, polymers or exotic oils.
When SEMCO Teak Sealer is properly applied to teak, the wood will look as if it has nothing on it, yet it will not turn gray or support the growth of mildew. Surface soil can be washed away with mild detergent, and with seasonal recoating the teak will be preserved in its natural state for many years.
Features include:
- Original shade gives wood the reddish-brown luster of freshly sanded teak.
- Lasts through the season and can be renewed without deep cleaning or stripping for years!
- Repels water without being slippery.
- Relieves the drudgery of constant teak maintenance.
- Known the world over as the best protection for teak.
- SEMCO TEAK TREATMENT is renowned for its outstanding durability and long lasting performance.
- Easy to apply and withstands staining, weathering and discoloring up to a year.
- It will slightly darken the shade of the wood and the more coats applied the greater the shine.
- Contains pigments, UV inhibitors, and moisture protection.
- Approximately Usage : Coverage is 200 square feet per gallon for the 1st coat and 400 square feet per gallon for the 2nd coat.
- Teak Sealer for boats and teak furniture.
Semco Teak Sealant / Protector - Gold Tone (1 Gallon)
| Retail Price | $159.00 |
| Online Price 36% OFF | $100.45 + $17 shipping |
| In Stock: Ready to ship* |
Delivers 05-Dec - 07-Dec |
Teak Furniture Care
We are very much aware of the fact that your outdoor furniture has to withstand the sometimes unforgiving changes in the weather it has to endure, from the scorching sun to the freezing snow. That is why we have chosen the best the industry has to offer to ensure the beauty of your furniture with the least amount of maintenance.
Unlike many products available in stores today, our range of high performance furniture care products are completely safe for the environment. All our products are completely free of harmful solvents (volatile organic compounds) and will not cause skin irritation on contact since they are water-based.
TEAK
Teak is a durable hardwood with dense grain and high natural oil content; qualities that affords it little or no care. Its high oil and silica content makes it highly resistant to rotting, warping or splitting, allowing it to withstand the extremities of weather including sun, rain, and snow.
Untreated, natural teak will weather to a handsome soft-silvery patina within a year or so, depending on the amount of sun and weathering it is being exposed to. This however, will not in any way compromise the structural integrity of your furniture as the change of pigment is only on the surface. The rate of weathering is dependent on the climate and extremities of the weather in your area.
CLEANING AND MAINTAINING TEAK
To clean the wood from the day-to-day grime, a soft bristle brush and soapy water or pad to remove an accumulation of dirt. Finish by hosing it down with water. Depending on the environment, you should have to do this more than twice a year. Over the years, your furniture would weather gracefully. For best results in ensuring lasting use and enjoyment of your teak investment however, we recommend the use of:
To restore your teak furniture to its original color, use our Teak Cleaner. This water-based environmentally solution penetrates deep into the wood removing mildew, mold and dirt.
If you prefer to maintain the original honey hues of teak, use the Teak Protector at the beginning and at the end of the season to enjoy the clean new look of teak year-round.
Our Teak Patinizer will keep the soft silver-grey hue as the seasons pass.
Over time, teak like all other hardwoods can show small cracks in the end grains or "head" of the wood. This is a natural occurrence as the wood finds its dimensional stability and its new state an environment as a piece of furniture. These little cracks or "checking" should not however affect the structural integrity of the furniture.
STAINLESS STEEL
TeakDeals utilizes commercial-grade stainless steel in the manufacture of its furniture. Every detail is made to ensure the quality of the welds and finishes meet our stringent standards. As in all materials left outdoors, stainless steel requires a regular maintenance to ensure it looking like new.
Although stainless steel has been generally regarded as the product that does not rust as the word seem to suggest, it's surface, though resistant to corrosion, is still subjected to cosmetic deterioration. These brown "spots" appearing on the surface may be caused by air-borne pollutants in urban areas or salt in areas that are closer to the coast. These discolorations however are purely superficial and would in no way affect the mechanical strength or integrity of the furniture.
A simple cleaning occasionally will quickly bring it back to its original luster. Use a Scotchbrite pad or similar product to clean the brown spots on the stainless steel by gently rubbing in the direction of the brushed finish. If these brown spots are allowed to accumulate and build up over time, we urge you to use our Stainless Steel Cleaner which will remove any dirt, oil, and other pollutants from stainless steel furniture. It will also act to restore the stainless steel to its original luster.
Unlike many products available in stores today, our range of high performance furniture care products are completely safe for the environment. All our products are completely free of harmful solvents (volatile organic compounds) and will not cause skin irritation on contact since they are water-based.
TEAK
Teak is a durable hardwood with dense grain and high natural oil content; qualities that affords it little or no care. Its high oil and silica content makes it highly resistant to rotting, warping or splitting, allowing it to withstand the extremities of weather including sun, rain, and snow.
Untreated, natural teak will weather to a handsome soft-silvery patina within a year or so, depending on the amount of sun and weathering it is being exposed to. This however, will not in any way compromise the structural integrity of your furniture as the change of pigment is only on the surface. The rate of weathering is dependent on the climate and extremities of the weather in your area.
CLEANING AND MAINTAINING TEAK
To clean the wood from the day-to-day grime, a soft bristle brush and soapy water or pad to remove an accumulation of dirt. Finish by hosing it down with water. Depending on the environment, you should have to do this more than twice a year. Over the years, your furniture would weather gracefully. For best results in ensuring lasting use and enjoyment of your teak investment however, we recommend the use of:
To restore your teak furniture to its original color, use our Teak Cleaner. This water-based environmentally solution penetrates deep into the wood removing mildew, mold and dirt.
If you prefer to maintain the original honey hues of teak, use the Teak Protector at the beginning and at the end of the season to enjoy the clean new look of teak year-round.
Our Teak Patinizer will keep the soft silver-grey hue as the seasons pass.
Over time, teak like all other hardwoods can show small cracks in the end grains or "head" of the wood. This is a natural occurrence as the wood finds its dimensional stability and its new state an environment as a piece of furniture. These little cracks or "checking" should not however affect the structural integrity of the furniture.
STAINLESS STEEL
TeakDeals utilizes commercial-grade stainless steel in the manufacture of its furniture. Every detail is made to ensure the quality of the welds and finishes meet our stringent standards. As in all materials left outdoors, stainless steel requires a regular maintenance to ensure it looking like new.
Although stainless steel has been generally regarded as the product that does not rust as the word seem to suggest, it's surface, though resistant to corrosion, is still subjected to cosmetic deterioration. These brown "spots" appearing on the surface may be caused by air-borne pollutants in urban areas or salt in areas that are closer to the coast. These discolorations however are purely superficial and would in no way affect the mechanical strength or integrity of the furniture.
A simple cleaning occasionally will quickly bring it back to its original luster. Use a Scotchbrite pad or similar product to clean the brown spots on the stainless steel by gently rubbing in the direction of the brushed finish. If these brown spots are allowed to accumulate and build up over time, we urge you to use our Stainless Steel Cleaner which will remove any dirt, oil, and other pollutants from stainless steel furniture. It will also act to restore the stainless steel to its original luster.