STAR BRITE Premium Teak Care Kit - Marine Grade Teak Cleaner, Brightener & Golden Teak Oil - Ideal for Boats, Decks, Patio & Fine Wood Furniture - Renew, Refinish & Protect (081202)

If it has the name Starbrite it is going to be a really good product. Our boat deck has never looked better after we treated her with the cleaner then the oil from Starbrite. Looks brand new!!

Really great product. I cleaned my furniture first with soap and water to get rid of pollen and other debris. I sanded down all of the areas with fine sanding paper. After I washed and sanded the furniture, I moved on to the teak cleaner. I scrubbed with a scrubbing brush and water, I let it sit for 5 minutes, and rinsed off. After the furniture dryed, I then applied the brightener with a scrubbing brush and water. I let the brightener sit for about 5 minutes and I rinsed it off, by this time, we was very impressed with the results from the first 2 products. After the furniture was dried, I started applying the oil. The Chairs were in really bad shape, so it took me 5 coats to get the teak to come back alive. The table was in better shape, and that only took 3 coats. All together it too me about one and half hour per chair from beginning to end, and the table took me about 2 hours. In total I spent about 14 hours all together out of 3 days. I am very happy with the results. I used a gallon and a half of the oil, the other 2 products I only used the ones that come with the kit.

All of the products in this kit worked great to restore an outdoor table and six chairs which almost look brand new again. Problem is we didn't use the first two bottles (the cleaner and restorer) because we washed everything first with plain old soap and water with a generous splash of bleach and the recommended stainless steel scrubbers which are great. That cleaned the furniture up nicely and even removed the mold. We took that step to extend how far the cleaner in the kit would go, but after using the cleaner, once our original wash job was dry, the cleaner didn't seem to improve the appearance, so we skipped it and moved on to the restorer bottle.The restorer seems to be mostly oxalic acid (wood bleach) which you can probably buy cheaper at a hardware store or elsewhere on Amazon. Since our first wash job cleaned everything up so well, the restorer didn't seem to enhance the look of our furniture so stopped there and moved on to the last step - applying the teak oil.The teak oil worked great and we even ordered a second bottle as the table still seems thirsty for it, but if you want to save some money you should wash your items first with soap, water, and a splash of bleach. If you like that look, just order the teak oil separately - especially since you may need a second bottle if your items are many or large as ours were.

Honestly, the cleaner and brightener didn’t really do much. I had better luck just power washing my teak instead. The oil worked great though.

I have to say, I was very impressed! My chairs were extremely weathered, and I was considering painting them until I realized they were teakwood. So, I gave this a try. I would highly recommend! It was pretty easy to do also. The pic on left is when completely dried. I could prob use another coat of oil. The gray chair is what it looked like before.

First, sorry about the pics. I don’t know why they are turned sideways.Second-THIS STUFF IS AMAZING!!I have had this table and chairs set for 15 years. I had neglected it for a long time and this summer I was very close to throwing it out because it was looking SO bad. (1st photo). I figured I’d give cleaning it a shot before I did and did a little research. I found StarBrite teak set and went to work.I used the cleaner with water and a kitchen dish brush. It did take a lot of elbow grease and some scraping off of flaky growth but in the second pic you can see how clean it became. I was stunned!! I absolutely didn’t expect the products to work this well. I used the brightener but don’t really know if I needed it.The third picture is after I oiled it. I used 2 coats on the top and one coat everywhere else on the table. It used a lot of oil, and I ordered more to give the top one more coat and now I have the chairs to work on. I will buy this product every season to clean and oil the table and chairs. This stuff is worth every single penny.

We had not applied any cleaners, oils etc. to our teak for over 20 years. It was way due for a treatment! The cleaner is amazing. I would recommend to have a power wash available as soon as you start applying and scrubbing to get the heavy grim off. It somewhat wants to dry back on the wood if not washed off immediately. The brightener...eehhh...not sure I see the value in that product. It did brighten, but then the oil darkens...sooo...what is the point? Burned through a lot of cleaner, need another bottle. Did not burn through a lot of brightener and oil - those bottles go a long way.

I have some teak bar chairs[less than a year old] that I used the products on; it was supposed to be really easy to use, yet I had to scrub HARD to clean my chairs - not as easy as others had said ; in fact I forewent the cleaner in favor of a power washer, unfortunately that did some damage. I have 8 chairs and started with 2, one I tired the cleaner the other used the pressure washer [both to no avail]. But for the rest i used the brightener and then the oil and they look MUCH better. Once the weather cools down, I may try a light sanding - the brightener - then oil; then after a month or so before they get too dirty - try the whole care system again