I have thought about cleaning the bulkhead woodwork with a cleaner and then oiling with some of the wood paneling oil restorer. Anyone done this? My other thought is to to light sand and use a semi-gloss urethane. Thoughts appreciated.
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Interior wood
I am cleaning up a Hunter Cherub 25, I'm surprized how much teak was put in this boat. If it's teak, don't urethane it. Urethane will blister, I used straight teak oil on the interior wood and it came back to life, looks beautiful. The original owner urethaned the some of the teak I used paint remover and reoiled looks great.
I am cleaning up a Hunter Cherub 25, I'm surprized how much teak was put in this boat. If it's teak, don't urethane it. Urethane will blister, I used straight teak oil on the interior wood and it came back to life, looks beautiful. The original owner urethaned the some of the teak I used paint remover and reoiled looks great.
Murphy's oil soap
I used Murphy's oil soap, then teak oil or wax. Cleaned very well. Took off dirt and mold. Looks rich. (Hunter 30)
I used Murphy's oil soap, then teak oil or wax. Cleaned very well. Took off dirt and mold. Looks rich. (Hunter 30)
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