Coat it with teak oil
teak wood
Teak wood comes from tropical hardwood trees that are found in many countries, such as Burma, Philippines, India, Laos, Indonesia, and Thailand. Teak wood is used to fabricate furniture, indoor flooring, and boat decks.
Yes, particularly great for outdoor furniture. Teak wood is extremely durable, easy to maintain, and looks great, especially with a fresh coating of teak oil. It is also costly and increasingly difficult to obtain at the stocks diminish.
The botanical Name of Teak wood is "Techtona grandis"
one is pine and one is teak....
Teak is a hard wood.
Teak, or cedar
Brazilian teak is made of wood. Brazilian teak is a type of wood commonly used for wood floors, decking, and many other things which aren't as common.
Teak is also used extensively on older submarinedecks, as it is extremely durable and requires very little maintenance. The teak tends to wear into the softer 'summer' growth bands first, forming a natural 'non-slip' surface. Any sanding is therefore only damaging. Use of modern cleaning compounds, oils or preservatives will shorten the life of the teak, as it contains natural teak-oil a very small distance below the white surface. Wooden boat experts will only wash the teak with salt water, and re-caulk when needed. This cleans the deck, and prevents it from drying out and the wood shrinking. The salt helps it absorb and retain moisture, and prevents any mildew and algal growth. People with poor knowledge often over-maintain the teak, and drastically shorten its life.
Teak
Teak Wood - 1913 was released on: USA: 30 June 1913
Actually, boats of any size can benefit from teak wood.