Pettit Paint - Teak Table finished with Pettit Captain's Varnish 1015 Aerosol

This piece came in pretty rough but the price was right. This table is absolutely beautiful and the video unfortunately doesn't do it any justice. This table will last for many years and look great the entire time.

0:01 - Inspection and overview of the teak
0:20 - Sanding with 120, 240 and then 400
1:07 - Removed sanding residue with compressed air
1:16 - Solvent wiped with Pettit 120 Brushing Thinner to remove oils in the teak that were at the surface, any sanding residue or other contamination.
1:27 - Shaking the aerosol with a drill shaker
1:31 - Applying the first coat of Pettit Captain's Varnish
2:01 - Applying additional coats of varnish
2:12 - Sanding with 400 grit then 800 grit
2:30 - Removed sanding residue with compressed air
2:34 - Solvent wipe to remove sanding residue and any contamination
2:40 - Applying a consistent show coat of Captains Varnish
3:11 - Final inspection
3:20 - Installing the table base