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MaryKate Nu-Teak One Step Teak Cleaner

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MaryKate Nu-Teak One Step Teak Cleaner
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MaryKate Nu-Teak One Step Teak Cleaner removes gray mildew stains, oil, fuel and fish blood stains from marine teak wood without softening deck seams. Seals, preserves, and enhances natural appearance of teak wood.

Single-step cleaner dries quickly, with long-lasting protection. It will not harm fiberglass, metals, carpet, or caulking. Contains UV inhibitors to resist weathering, and contains no acids or harsh chemicals.

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  • One Step Teak Cleaner
  • Cleans teak and other hardwoods
  • Contains no acids or harsh chemicals
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Reviews for MaryKate Nu-Teak One Step Teak Cleaner

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May 30, 2010

Best teak cleaner I've tried...
By Surf'n Turf from Scituate, MA

I've used several different teak cleaning products and this one is the best. It's easy to use, cleans the blackest stains, and doesn't ruin the grain. I followed up with a teak brightener (or just use a bleach solution) before oiling the wood. My only regret (and the reason for four/five stars) is that it is a harsh chemical and can sting if you get it on your skin.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend
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