AquaTeak Premium Teak Oil by Aqua Teak

I use this on my indoor and outdoor teak as well as on a teak shower stool. It’s very easy to use; wipe on, wipe off. It does have an odour, but all teak oil does. The smell disappeared in a few hours and the wood looks refreshed.

Used on chairs, wine racks, headphone holder; product works well, dries quickly, with minimal smell. Recommend this oil.

I just bought a teak shower seat, and put two applications of this teak oil on each piece BEFORE assembly, never wiping off the excess oil. Then I let the pieces 'rest' overnight. The next day, I assembled the seat, and soaked all the assembly screws in the teak oil, and assembled the seat with the screws still dripping oil, so the oil would go down the screw holes to protect the wood internally. Tightened all screws down real good, then applied a third coat to the entire assembly, and let set for about 45 minutes. I then wiped all the excess oil off with a clean cloth and it looks perfect, and I know it's very well protected. Will let set three days before putting in the shower. Goes on very easily, thin as water. A little goes a very long way. Only used up about 1/8 of the bottle after three applications, so this stuff should last for many years!

Lighter weight than most teak oils I've used. Good, light coverage and absorption. Hasn't altered colour significantly. I would buy again.

Purchased a Teak stool and according to the literature I would need to have a Teak Oil to keep it 'sealed' and protected. I have had the opportunity to work with Teak woods and have found that unlike most other types of woods, Teak wood is unique and needs a lot of attention and oils. After some careful research to find the ideal oil, this oil met that criterion. Applying Teak Oil is not simply applied and forget it. You must, like polishing an automobile, "work it in" in order to protect your investments. This oil is no different. Once you understand the 'work' involved to work the oil in, and do it often and correctly, and oil, including this one, will work just fine. There are other oils one can use for protecting wood surfaces, but if you want pure Teak blends, and do not mind the efforts to work with it, then this may be the correct choice. Now it is not a professional grade oil, after all professional woodworkers use their own special blends, but for something right out of the bottle, you will be happy with this.