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Teakdecking Systems ECO-100 Teak Cleaner Powder
Teakdecking Systems ECO-100 Teak Cleaner Powder
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Teakdecking Systems ECO-100 Teak Cleaner Powder is a new high performance, concentrated teak cleaner. Even though ECO-100 Teak Cleaner Powder contains no acid, caustic sodas or phosphates, it is a very powerful and effective cleaner that cleans and brightens without removing the soft fibers of your teak. It mixes easily in water. This product has been formulated to be 100% environmentally-friendly and represents the most advanced truly green teak cleaner powder in the marine industry today.
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New Green Cleaner formulation ECO-100 Teak Cleaner
- Meets Clean Marina program
- 100% Environmentally safe: Non-toxic
- Concentrated-dilute with water
- No acid, caustic soda or phosphates
- Kills mold and bacteria
- Tough on dirt, gentle on teak
- Economical cleaning solution
- Cleans and brightens
Application Instructions:
- Mix 4 oz of powder with 1 gallon fresh water
- Apply solution and lightly scrub across grain with white scotch-brite or soft bristle brush
- If applying in direct sunlight, rinse frequently before drying occurs.
- When rinsing, lightly brush the deck to help release the deep imbedded dirt. Thoroughly rinse the area with water and squeegee off the excess.
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Connecticut
5 out of 5 stars.
excellent product for teak decks
a year ago
following the directions is important to allow an easier scrubbing. In a few minutes the powder mixture will lift the dirt and mildew so scrubbing with a medium , usually red, takes less effort. The teaks look new after cleaning. We usually have to scrub the decks twice a year.
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Sacramento
5 out of 5 stars.
The best hands down
4 years ago
A gift from the gods. This product works wonders without the need for scrubbing hard.
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Port Huron Michigan
5 out of 5 stars.
Great Product
7 years ago
Excellent product..... Easy to use.... Environmentally friendly..... Have recommended it to other boaters.....
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Bristol, RI
5 out of 5 stars.
Excellent product
11 years ago
Used on badly weathered deck. Result was nice, smooth, natural look. Not overly bleached look from two part systems. More scrubbing required becasue product has no strong chemicals, but clean-up easier and no need to be fussy about where the wash splashes. Three of us did 54 foot boat in about 4 hours. Only took one application. Easy to see where grey and dirty areas remained as we worked down the deck. We shook the powder onto the wet deck directly. Would never consider using a two part system again.
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Rhode Island
4 out of 5 stars.
Effective product and easy to use
13 years ago
It's not a harsh chemical product and will not damage anything else on your deck or topsides
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Q: What is the eco-300 powder to water ratio? A 2 lb bottle of powder makes how much liquid?
3 years ago2 Answers
A: It's a 4 oz per gallon mix and on the container label it states the contents makes 5 Gallons. I have had a better cleaning by drilling small holes in the top and sprinkling the contents on to the wet teak. Then scrub it in across grain. Wait 10-15 minutes and scrub again. Wait another 10-15 minutes and hose off the teak. Just don't let the solution dry on the deck. Use a light mist spray to keep the teak wet but keep it very light so the solution is not washed away. I will keep a gallon with mixed solution to rinse the scrubber as I go.
3 years agoHelpful?
Q: My boat is moored in salt water, and I have no ready access to fresh rinse water, although I can mix initially the product with fresh tank water for application. Is a salt rinse any problem?
5 years ago1 Answer
A: Best if rinsed with fresh water but will still work with salt water.
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Q: could you olease tell me how to lay a teat deck on a boat ?
13 years ago2 Answers
A: Hello, My name is Yvan ans i sail on the champlain lake in vermont. my boat is a first 42 (beneteau) 1986 with teack deck. i ude this product for three years and for it is the best product to clean the bridge. I first wet throuly the teack deck. the I apply the solution wiyh a white scrubbing tampon. I let the product work for 2-5 minutes then I brush side way from the grain of the wood. rince with water (a lot) dont let the product dry on the teack. I do it 2-3 times during a season. no more result is great ! Yvan
13 years agoHelpful?
Q: I have a long dining room table that is made of teak wood. It came from Denmark and is quite old. My question is...what kind of cleaning agent do I use on it to make it look like new teak wood (like the leaves of the table). I have used teak oil for years to maintain it but it actually needs a good clean and I would also like to get the scratches, water stains...out. What would be a good cleaning/protecting agent to use?
13 years ago7 Answers
A: This powder worked good for me. Scrub w/soft brush across the grain not w/the grain. Problem with the oil is it darkens with age and it catches dirt and smears anything that rubs it into the finish. The two part teak cleaners work good but they do remove fine layers of wood. For something that has been indoors, should not be a problem. I have used every finish I know of. After the teak is clean, because it is indoors and a table, might try a high quality varnish or even a urethane on it. Would have to spray it to make it look good unlees you wet/dry sand w/600-2000 grit afterwards. Just my opinion for what it's worth.......
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