Fiddes Teak Oil – 1 Litre

Fiddes Teak Oil is based on special vegetable oils and solvents to give a clear penetrating seal and finish to nourish interior and exterior woods. It is ideal for use on Teak and Cedar.

Based on special vegetable oils and solvents
Give a clear penetrating seal and finish
For interior and exterior woods
Ideal for use on Teak and Cedar

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SKU FID | Teak Oil | 1 Litre Categories Fiddes, Antique Restoration, Exterior Wood Oil, Furniture Polish, Outdoor Wood Finishes, Wood, Wood Oils, Worktop Oil

Fiddes Teak Oil is based on special vegetable oils and solvents to give a clear penetrating seal and finish to nourish interior and exterior woods. It is ideal for use on Teak and Cedar.

How to use Fiddes Teak Oil

Ensure all areas to be coated are extremely well ventilated during and after application.
Always test on a small area prior to initial application. No primer required.
Apply at room temperature. Do not thin.
Stir oil thoroughly before and during use, and apply in a warm, well ventilated room.
Apply Fiddes Teak oil thinly using a good quality bristle or synthetic brush and lay evenly, following the direction of the grain.
Remove any surplus material immediately with a cloth, carefully checking all areas for any excess application.
Leave to dry 10-12 hours in warm, dry well ventilated conditions, or preferably overnight.
Apply 3 coats to new interior timber, and 4 coats to exterior timber but always allow to dry fully between coats.
Clean tools with White Spirit.
To renovate previous application of Teak Oil, lightly sand area with 150 grit sandpaper, and re-apply.

Please note –

Maintenance – For regular light maintenance, clean with a damp cloth and wipe dry. Re-application may be necessary where soiling or staining is apparent, following the application details above.

Coverage – A single application will cover approximately 20-24 square meters per litre, depending on the density of the substrate.