Teakdecking Systems Seam Sander

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Teakdecking Systems Seam Sander

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Teakdecking Systems Seam Sander prepares teak for caulking by removing removes final caulking residue and providing a clean surface for new caulk to bond to.

Use to vertically sand the sides of seams. Sander can be adjusted to allow for sanding depths from 5mm to 22mm. Specially designed for a long life and easy operation, this seam sander features a comfortable smooth grip and is manufactured of the finest quality steel and hardwood.

Kit includes, smooth grip handle, sanding surface and six sanding pads.

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Mill Valley, CA

2 out of 5 stars.

Too expensive by far

4 years ago

$58 is an outrageous price for a strip of aluminum, two screws and wooden block. Realized I could have created the same tool with a wide bladed putty knife and a piece of sandpaper.

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Carlisle, MA

5 out of 5 stars.

The Right Tools Make All the Difference

5 years ago

Removed caulk from my sailboat teak toe rail last October 2018 without the aid of these simple but important TDS tools. Doing additional work on the toe rail this summer with these tools--so much better!

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st Simons Island Georgia

2 out of 5 stars.

used too much sand paper

8 years ago

it works ok but you need so much sand paper may be better if you could turn the paper upside down after the lower side is used,,,

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Miami

5 out of 5 stars.

Really useful specialty tool for teak de

11 years ago

With no instructions, it takes a few moments of puzzling to figure out just how to use this tool. Once that's done, it does what is supposed to do very well - cleaning out rough spots and left over caulk in deck seams to prepare them for recaulking. Greatly speeds up otherwise tedious job.

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St Petersburg FL

2 out of 5 stars.

Seam Sander

15 years ago

One of the screw holes stripped out, i.e. the insert spun in the block sander the first time I tried to tighten the screw. Frustrating when you spend that kind of $$$ on a product.

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Q: null I want to purchase the Teakdecking Systems Seam Sander but I can't find replacement sand paper sheets for it on your web site. Are they available ? If so, what description do I use to order them Fred Fichtel

a year ago

1 Answer

A: Hey Frederick. Thanks for reaching out. It appears they're not listed online and I am asking our web team to look into it. However, we do have them and you can order them over the phone at 800-497-0010.

a year ago

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Q: null For teak decking system why do you place tape at the bottom of the seam?

10 years ago

3 Answers

A: Take a look at the TDS website video for an explanation. Personally I don't use the tape as I want the seal to go all the way down. Btw, the TDS reefing hook works very well. Russ

10 years ago

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Q: null how many feet are the seam sander sanding pads good for?

10 years ago

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A: Hey Terry, great question....I'm in the process of refurbing a 46 double cabin...400+ sq ft of deck...answer all depends on how you're replacing the rubber grout. Some of my areas (30%) are worn down to the notch, or groove some call it, so in those areas I'm using a skill saw to Re notch....no need to sand there since I have fresh wood...where I'm just regrouting I'm making the decision whether I'm digging out old and sanding or routing out difficult areas. Little spot sanding in routing areas, lot in areas I've had to tool out. I'm a 1/4 through and am still on first 6 pack of sanding strips. Ready to order more soon. Hope this helped. Best of luck!

10 years ago

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Q: null How to use the seam sander?

11 years ago

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A: This is a hand sander that you run the blade type sander part in the groves to remove any remaining caulk.

11 years ago

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