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Teak Oil
Premium Teak Oil formula combines virgin Tung Oil with special polymers that bond with Teak and create an extra long-lasting finish. Ideal for all fine woods.
Features:
- Extra long-lasting formula contains latest UV inhibitors to resist weathering
- Will outlast all other teak oils
- Penetrates and bonds with teak wood to preserve and protect natural finish
- Ideal for all fine woods
- Size: 32fl.oz
Star brite has contracts with suppliers in the heart of the finest hard wood forests in the world - Burma. They purchase a special oil, which is extracted from Burma tung trees under their strict control methods.
First, the base oil is tested for its Beta factor (the wrong Beta factor makes oil turn dark and rancid) and if not correct, the shipment is rejected. After passing their Beta standard test, they treat this unique oil with heat and pressure to modify its molecular structure. By changing the molecular structure they are able to strengthen the oil, allowing it to dry faster and bond better when applied to teak wood surfaces.
Next they add special polymers to further fortify the oil, providing longer lasting UV protection. When Star brite Teak Oil is applied it leaves the teak nourished and protected with the finest oil available.
This special oil brings out the natural patina and grain structure of teak wood. You can almost see the wood smile when treated with Star brite. Competitive products are very inconsistent. Some are very thick and never dry, leaving the wood sticky. The surface then collects dirt, making the wood dark and dingy. Other teak products turn dark over time, indicating they have a wrong Beta factor and are turning bad. Oils with an incorrect Beta factor will actually damage your teak's appearance. Still other competitive products are formulated with cheap linseed oil to cut costs. These are thin and watery, offering little protection and are not natural to teak wood.
In an independent test conducted by a national marine magazine, Star brite Teak Oil was chosen as the "Best Pick" from a field of 10 competitive products. The article stated, "The hands down winner was Star brite.... After two months, it showed no signs of weathering and retained its warm color."
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