TEAK RESTORATION KIT

TEAK GARDEN FURNITURE RESTORATION 7 PIECE KIT Our TEAK Garden Furniture Restoration Kit includes all the product, accessories and instructions required to help you clean and restore all your garden furniture. The Kit contains: Teak Cleaner 500ml  (concentrated formula makes 3 litres)  500ml Teak Brightener (concentrated formula makes 1 litre)  Teak Oil 500ml Scrubbing Brush Pack of Lint Free Cloths Bucket Gloves ”Restoring your TEAK garden furniture is a three part process that will deliver great results; the kit will remove grey and weathered wood restoring the original honey brown colour, kill mould and mildew, and protect the surface from future weathering.   1. Dirt, grime and some discolouration is removed using our Teak Cleaner 2. The colour is further enhanced with the grey/weathered look restored back to a lovely honey colour using the Teak Brightener. 3. The Teak Oil is then applied to help protect the wood from discolouration, drying out and cracking. Teak  Furniture Restoration Kit is Brilliant for Teak garden furniture but it can also be used on all other types of outdoor wood garden furniture as well. Garden Furniture Restoration Kits Coverage and Shelf Life The Cleaner and Brightener will each clean 72m2 and the Oil will cover 10m2. To maintain your wood after the initial application you may need to purchase additional Oil.  As a general guide, with the product in the kit, you can thoroughly clean, brighten and oil a garden table and four chairs twice, with plenty of product remaining to tackle future jobs. Remove dirt, grease and grime from all teak furniture Restore, enhance and revive the original colour Maintains and protects Restores grey and weathered garden furniture Kills mould and mildew ”FREE UK SHIPPING” Preparation Remove any loose dirt and mud with a brush first.   Cleaning Garden Furniture The first step is to clean the garden furniture to remove any dirt, grime, mould and mildew from the surface. As you clean the garden furniture you’ll also notice the original honey colour of the wood starting to be restored. Take the Teak Cleaner and shake the bottle well before use. Mix the cleaner into a bucket of warm water at a ratio of 1:5 (1 part Teak Cleaner to 5 parts warm water). Dip a Scrubbing Brush into the mixture and scrub the surface to loosen and dirt and grime. Wipe the wood down using a clean, lint-free cloth. Rinse the wood with clean water to remove any excess Teak Cleaner. Allow to dry. A green scouring pad can be used with the cleaning solution to get into hard to reach areas. Fine sandpaper (P320) can be used  to rub the surface down (after it has been cleaned and dried) if the furniture feels rough. This will create a lovely smooth surface and help with oil absorption later on. Brightening Garden Furniture Brightening the furniture will further enhance the natural colour of the wood and kill off any remaining mould spores that survived cleaning! Take the Teak Brightener and shake the bottle well before use. Put on the protective gloves. Mix the Teak Brightener into a bucket of water at a ratio of 1:1. Apply to a clean, lint-free cloth and rub into the garden furniture following the direction of the grain. Leave for a few minutes and then rinse down with clean water. As you apply the product you will notice more of the original garden furniture colour reappearing in the wood.   Oiling Garden Furniture Take the Teak Oil and shake the bottle well before use. Ensure the garden furniture is clean and dry. Apply the Teak Oil liberally to a lint-free cloth and rub into the garden furniture following the direction of the grain. Leave for a few minutes and then wipe off any excess. Leave the Oil to thoroughly soak in and dry for between 4-6 hours. For best results and to help make future maintenance easier, you should apply three coats of oil to your garden furniture. Ensure the last has thoroughly dried before applying the next coat.   Maintenance You should clean and reoil garden furniture once a year. You shouldn’t need to use the Brightener every time but you can choose to do so if you think the furniture has weathered badly, or if you don’t get round to applying the oil every year.