ZAR 12006 1/2PT Natura Stain, Premium Teak

Very good stain . My teak chairs were beat and after years of putting "teak" oils on them and other very expensive products only to have to redo every six months I tried this. Very good choice and while slightly darker than natural teak I love the results. Sand, wipe down, apply , wait to dry and added second coat followed by poly to seal . Six months later and they look perfect. Many say don't used "stain" on teak which if you are ok with the constant maintence of oils fine but this is better long term IMO

Only tried on a small area but so far appears to be a very good match to the glossy teak.

I needed teak to match on these pine record shelves I built. This same stain costs twice as much at the local big box hardware store, and they had to order it. So I thought I'd look here since I had to wait on shipping anyway. This is not a Prime product, so the shipping is slow, but free. I think the results speak for themselves. The shelves perfectly match my genuine teak speakers and maybe genuine but certainly teak colored loft support columns. I now have my perfect vinyl listening nook just as I imagined it when designing the shelves!

I searched online for a proper color for a mid-century wooden table. I found this stain, and the color is perfect. I only used about 3/4 of an inch of the half pint size can of stain. It is oil based, which is what I was looking for. It went on with a foam brush easily, and wiped off with soft cloth easily, leaving a uniform finish that looks fantastic. Now, I’ll apply a sealing coat of tongue oil.

Not a true wood dye, more like a dilute paint. Still it worked well for my table and chairs.

Needed this because I was running out while building a project. Good oil stain. Just hard to find this brand. Be sure to use the proper stirring-mixing technique. I did an additional piece a week later. I had not stirred it good so it came out too dark.

Not refundable and it’s not Teak !!!! What a rip off !

Oil based teak-colored stain is hard to find. I hope they keep on manufacturing it. It was absolutely essential for evening out the colors in teak butcher block that had a lot of white wood in it. I also used it on trim pieces that were not teak, with good result.

If you have a water stain on teak this product after stripping will blend on.

I needed to stain some shelves for a teak cabinet. The stain matched up very well with the cabinet. It took much less stain to stain the added shelving than I had bought.