Forum topic by John | posted 07-10-2009 06:34 AM | 1001 views | 0 times favorited | 5 replies | ![]() |
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07-10-2009 06:34 AM |
Topic tags/keywords: question teak I have used Teak while in a shop several years ago so I know about the usual cleaning with Denatured Alcohol or Acetone before glueup but I was wondweing about old weathered Teak. My brother in law brought over about 45ea. 1”X6”X36” removed from a patio deck. The wood is a little beat from the elements and I was wondering if the oil would still be present in the wood enough to affect glueup. Thanks -- John |
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#1 posted 07-11-2009 06:15 AM |
What, No Teak Workers? -- John |
#2 posted 07-11-2009 06:18 AM |
If in doubt go for if. -- https://www.artisticwoodstudio.com/videos wood crafting & woodworking classes |
#3 posted 07-11-2009 06:35 AM |
Well, normally if I was just going to do a quick small project I would just do that but I’m expecting at least 2 or 3 more loads of this for a bunch of small boxes and If I can save time, that would be nice. John -- John |
#4 posted 07-11-2009 12:33 PM |
i don’t much about teak but i’d just assume it needs cleaned as if it was new -- Ron, Missouri |
#5 posted 07-11-2009 07:29 PM |
Thanks Hootr, I know that’s the best approach. I was just trying to save time since this is not a very profitable job. But then again, It would be worst to have to remake them down the road. John -- John |
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