Barrettine Teak Oil 500ml

Teak Oil for Retaining Wood’s Natural Beauty

Barrettine Teak Oil 500ml is a natural blend of pure oils designed to retain the natural beauty of most softwoods and hardwoods. Suitable woods include teak, afrormosia, iroko and cedar, making it a useful wood-finishing option when you want the character of the timber to remain the focus.

Whether you are planning a fresh finishing project or caring for an existing wooden surface, this teak oil helps prevent a weathered, grey appearance and reduces the risk of surface splitting. Choose it for suitable timber where preserving the wood’s natural appearance matters.

Key Features and Benefits

• Natural blend of pure oils: retains the natural beauty of suitable wood.
• For most softwoods and hardwoods: including teak, afrormosia, iroko and cedar.
• Helps prevent weathering and greying: supports the appearance of the timber.
• Helps reduce surface splitting: useful for ongoing care of suitable wooden surfaces.
• 500ml pack: check the coverage guide below when planning your project.

Application, Drying Time and Coverage

Apply using a brush or lint-free cloth. Follow the instructions on the product label for preparation, application and safe handling before starting your project.

• Drying time: 24–48 hours.
• Coverage: approximately 8–10 square metres per litre.
• Application method: brush or lint-free cloth.
• Pack size: 500ml.

Is Barrettine Teak Oil Suitable for Oak?

Not recommended for oak. Check the suitability of your timber and follow the manufacturer’s guidance before use.

Explore More Sanding and Wood-Finishing Products

Planning other workshop projects? Explore these related products, choosing preparation materials and finishes to suit your timber and intended result. These are separate options, not a recommended combined finishing system with this teak oil.

• Mirka Abranet Abrasive Single Strips Mixed Pack of 10 (80 to 600) for your sanding supplies.
• Northern Grit Two-Stage Abrasive Paste Finishing System (Original & Ultra-Fine Set) to explore another wood-finishing approach.