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Vessel Info: 2008 3900 Sovran
We took delivery of our 3900 Sovran at the beginning of October. The previous owner took great care of most of the boat; we noticed the interior teak was quite “dry” in areas. We proceeded to wipe the entire inside with wood oil and the teak cobbled it up. I just redid it today, as it seemed to need it. Anyone use a product that they have found that works better than another? How often do you oil your teak?
Brett
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Vessel Info: 2003 38' Open Cummin's 6CTA's (450 hp)
I've been using "Liquid Gold" which seems to have worked well on my cabin teak for the past 15 years.. I have a 2003 38 Open
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Most any teak oil will work, but I second Liquid Gold. That’s my go to. For a project like you described, keep putting it on. You’ll know when to stop. From there, once a year is the probably enough.
