Learn how R&A Pressure Washing Services restored this Royal Botania teak bench with a stainless steel frame using products from Owatrol.
The prep work
As you can see from the before images, the teak had become grey and weathered due to a build-up of dirt and grime on top of a previously applied finish. To restore it, Roger needed to remove the old coating, brighten the wood, and then apply a new finish.
Step 1. Stripping the Bench with Prepdeck

To make the removal process as easy as possible, we recommend using a power washer at 500-1000 psi (35-70 bars). Alternatively, you can use the highest pressure available from your water source.
Once the previous coating was removed, the wood was neutralised, cleaned and brightened.
Step 2. Neutralising and Cleaning the Wood with Net-Trol

Net-Trol is ready to apply straight from the bottle, works in as little as 15 minutes, and is also water-based and biodegradable – making it another product that is perfect for use in and around the garden.
Once the wood was dry, Roger gave it a light sanding to remove any raised grain.
Step 3. Applying the Finish, Aquadecks

In some cases, the wood may be so dry that a further application is required. Aquadecks is a highly saturating product and as such, its place is inside of the wood – not on the surface. Do not allow it to become touch dry/dry between coats and do not let a film form on the surface.
Gallery
A huge thank you, once again, to Roger for trusting Owatrol products on yet another project. We highly recommend you follow his Facebook page to see more of his amazing projects. You will not be disappointed!
We hope you found this post on R&A Pressure Washing Services restore a teak bench interesting! If you have any other advice or top tips, please feel free to leave them in the comments below. We love hearing from you!
You can also follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram or Pinterest at @OwatrolUK or join the conversation at #OwatrolUK






