Semco Teak Sealer Tin (Options) The Semco Teak Sealer is a solvent based teak finish with water-like viscosity which further protects your teak from mould/mildew, UV light, moisture & colour loss. Semco does not contain silicone, varnish, polymers or exotic oils. When properly applied, your teak will look as if it has nothing on it, yet it will not turn grey or support the growth of mildew. When applying, make sure teak is dry before you start. Always use a lint free cloth or foam brush as this will allow you to control where you are applying the sealer, avoiding flicks & splashes. When using Semco for the first time, we recommend applying two coats. The first coat will be absorbed into the wood and disappear, the second coat will then provide the colour finish you require. On future applications, you can then choose to either apply one or two coats for maintenance. With seasonal recoating, your teak will be preserved & protected for many years. Available in three different sizes (Pint approx coverage of 3.75 square metres, US Quart approx coverage of 7.5 square metres & US Gallon approx coverage of 30 square metres). Also, Semco is available in four different colour finishes (Natural, Cleartone, Honeytone & Goldtone). Step No 3. When the deck is absolutely dry, 4 to 8 hours (depending upon air temperature) two coats of Semco Sealer are applied. It is this sealer or barrier coat that will keep your decks looking like new and help keep them from getting dirty and turning grey. Semco Sealer Natural has a slight pigment in it, but does not darken the teak to any significant degree. Using the sealer 'waterproofs' the teak and also contains an ultra violet barrier, which together helps keep dirt off and prolongs its life. No more grey decks only teak coloured ones! Once the sealer has been applied to the deck, no other cleaning should be required except for the occasional wash down with soapy water. After six months it is recommended that another coat of Semco Sealer is applied. By putting sealer on every six months you may never have to 'clean' the decks again. In very hot climates such as the Mediterranean, it would be advisable for a sealer coat to be applied more often, perhaps every four months instead of six. To judge when the next sealer should be applied, pour some fresh water onto the deck, if it sinks in, another coat of sealer is needed. If the water goes into globules then the sealer is fine and the deck 'waterproof', another coat is not needed yet. Please note this cannot be shipped overseas due to being a hazardous material.
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