Semco Teak Wood Natural Finish Sealant Protector - 1 Gallon (Covers 200sqft) | Waterproof Wood Sealer for Outdoor Furniture, Decks & Boats | Premium Teak Oil for UV Protection & Long-Lasting Shine

Careful "Natural" has pigment. "Clear" does not. Thinking natural was without pigment, I had to return it and purchase the "Clear" product. I should have read the description more carefully.While I found the white ring hard to remove, the application was easy.I suggest using some type of protective gloves.This sealant was just perfect for my new teak dining set. The natural color was exactly to my taste. It left my set with a touch darker but not like the golden color does. I used the solo pump sprayer and then wiped it down. It was easy but took some time since I had 9 pieces to do.Outdoor teak furniture. Easy to apply with a rag Must be done outdoorsJust have to see how it holds up - it has a bit of color to it but it's subtle. So far so good but hasn't been on long enough to judge.Used on my teak outdoor table & chairs sine I bought it over five years ago! Love the results. Received product even sooner than estimated, great price.GreatGreat product. Easy to apply and when dry, when you have rain the water will bead on the wood like it's supposed to. I will always buy this product in the futureTreatment for teak on boats is not as simple as it sounds. So many different opinions.We are on our 2nd boat, first we left it untreated except for frequent covering with seawater, (the old sea dogs advice). After a while I decided this was not good enough after the old sea dog than gave me the advise had to get hid teak deck repaired due to lack of maintenance. We the tried Teak Wonder, which looked good for a while but needed frequent topping up during the season.10 years on and we have a new (old) boat. the teak deck was suffering from 10 years of Spanish sun with about 1mm of the surface worn away. It had been treated frequently with Boracol 5rh/10Y. More reading suggested this was the UV, so the search for something better started.The only product I could find that (claims) to do everything I wanted was the Semco. Preparation was the key. It took a month of cleaning, replacing the sealant in places, fixing cracks etc, and light sanding to get the deck looking good. Then the Semco, by far the easiest part. It took a month for the colour to settle down. It lightens steadily. The water beads like they say, and the deck now looks new on a 14year old boat.So far so good, now for the winter. Last year despite the cover and the Boracol it still had green areas, so it will be interesting to see if this reoccurs. I will update this review next season.Update - Survived the winter in good condition, slight mold but overall very good. Gave it another coat in early spring and looking as good as new again. By far the best product I have found, so good its been noticed around the marina and other boats owners have started using it.