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Bath stairs and jetty

Another small project before this summer season, bath stairs and jetty looked like it had seen its better days. Unfortunately over the years there has been both teak oil as teak lacquer as protection, this year we have tried to refurbish it from scratch!

First off with all old varnish, then clean the teak in two steps. And now, the final step with oil. And the wood is really soaking the oil! Products bought from Motonet and worked really nice!


Our boat look very sad without the jetty I must say.


The footsteps to the bath stair, quite an improvement!


And here's the jetty, before and "after" (still oiling it, it still soak in a lot)




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