How to Apply AwlWood to Teak on your Boat

Have you ever looked at your boat and wondered when the day would come when you wouldn't have to mess with your teak ever again? Well, that day may never come but I've learned that AwlWood is a great, professional grade varnish that will keep your teak looking "yacht-like" for up to 5 years with minimal maintenance. I've sat on the task of revarnishing my teak for a long time and after trial and error with other teak products and I finally decided to try AwlWood.

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Added corrections
-Only 1 coat of primer is needed. Sand with 120 grit when it dries and apply your first coat of gloss the same day.
-Do not use acetone, as it made the cured varnish sticky. I used a damp towel to remove excess dust and followed with a dry lint free towel and it was fine.

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