| Color | Clear |
|---|---|
| Brand | Olde Thompson |
| Surface Recommendation | Indoor & Outdoor Wood Surfaces |
| Material | Wood |
| Model Name | THOMPSONS - TH.090001-03 |
| Size | 153.6 fl oz (Pack of 1) |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 4.1 x 6.6 x 11 inches |
| Item Weight | 16 ounces |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Prevent water damage, Wood Sealer, Indoor & outdoor wood surfaces, Wood protection, Repair, Maintenance, Restoration |
| Liquid Volume | 128 Fluid Ounces |
| Package Information | Jug |
| Manufacturer | THOMPSONS WATERSEAL |
| Part Number | THOMPSONS - TH.090001-03 |
| Item Weight | 1 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 4.1 x 6.6 x 11 inches |
| Item model number | THOMPSONS - TH.090001-03 |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Number Of Pieces | 1 |
| Measurement System | Metric |
| Included Components | THOMPSONS - TH.090001-03 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
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| Sold By | Common Cents Distributors | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | MaxWarehouse | Amazon.com |
| color | Clear | Harvest Gold | Natural Cedar | Clear | Clear | Clear |
| size | 153.6 fl oz (Pack of 1) | — | — | Gallon | — | 1 Gallon |
| material | Wood | Wood | Wood | Wood | Wood | Wood Based |
| weight | 1 pounds | — | — | — | 51.47 pounds | 8 pounds |
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Easy to use - Pictures show the impact of product on color
I bought a teak table with a "weathered finish" that peeled off over its first winter as I (stupidly) left it uncovered. Too big and too late to return it I sanded the top with a palm sander (about $35) and applied a single coat of Thomson's water seal. I'm not particularly handy but the process was very easy and I could not be happier with the result.I decided to post real pictures of the evolution so people can get an idea of the level of color change on teak. I think it makes it look richer but as you can see from the pictures it WILL change the color slightly from raw sanded wood despite being "clear". Something not apparent from the pictures is that the finish "feels" good to the touch. Partly depending on sanding I suppose but the wood is not tacky in either heat or rain, in fact its silky smooth even two months after application. I often use a squeegee to peal the rainwater off and leave it dry since water collects on the top with nowhere else to go.Pictures (** Somehow the order of the pictures got mixed up after submission - it should be easy enough to figure out)(1) Original, peeling, teak table top(2) Closeup of annoying damage(3) After sanding with a palm sander(4) After applying Thomson's (Apr 4)(5) Mostly dry to the touch (Apr 8)(6) Closeup of water beading after rain (Apr 9)(7) Finished product after many rains, use, and baking in the sun for two months (Jun 22)Comments:(1) The container is hard to open - I had to use a hammer and large nail to pierce the metal sealed spout that sits below the plastic screw cap. This is the only thing that is ridiculous (and confusing) about this product(2) I did it when the air temperature was slightly below the manufacturer's minimum recommendation. As a result it took 5 days to completely absorb. Temperature REALLY does matter(3) Inevitable drips will mark the floor surface below so cover up, and return in 30 minutes to wipe away slow-moving drips(4) The paintbrush can be stuck in a ziplock and re-used without cleaning as it does not dry(5) This container will cover a LOT. It doesn't take much to apply the single coat necessary(6) My understanding is the effect of Thomson's does wear off in time and will likely need to be re-done next year although I will be covering it for the winter
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2020
I decided to post real pictures of the evolution so people can get an idea of the level of color change on teak. I think it makes it look richer but as you can see from the pictures it WILL change the color slightly from raw sanded wood despite being "clear". Something not apparent from the pictures is that the finish "feels" good to the touch. Partly depending on sanding I suppose but the wood is not tacky in either heat or rain, in fact its silky smooth even two months after application. I often use a squeegee to peal the rainwater off and leave it dry since water collects on the top with nowhere else to go.
Pictures (** Somehow the order of the pictures got mixed up after submission - it should be easy enough to figure out)
(1) Original, peeling, teak table top
(2) Closeup of annoying damage
(3) After sanding with a palm sander
(4) After applying Thomson's (Apr 4)
(5) Mostly dry to the touch (Apr 8)
(6) Closeup of water beading after rain (Apr 9)
(7) Finished product after many rains, use, and baking in the sun for two months (Jun 22)
Comments:
(1) The container is hard to open - I had to use a hammer and large nail to pierce the metal sealed spout that sits below the plastic screw cap. This is the only thing that is ridiculous (and confusing) about this product
(2) I did it when the air temperature was slightly below the manufacturer's minimum recommendation. As a result it took 5 days to completely absorb. Temperature REALLY does matter
(3) Inevitable drips will mark the floor surface below so cover up, and return in 30 minutes to wipe away slow-moving drips
(4) The paintbrush can be stuck in a ziplock and re-used without cleaning as it does not dry
(5) This container will cover a LOT. It doesn't take much to apply the single coat necessary
(6) My understanding is the effect of Thomson's does wear off in time and will likely need to be re-done next year although I will be covering it for the winter
Easy to use - Pictures show the impact of product on color
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2020
I bought a teak table with a "weathered finish" that peeled off over its first winter as I (stupidly) left it uncovered. Too big and too late to return it I sanded the top with a palm sander (about $35) and applied a single coat of Thomson's water seal. I'm not particularly handy but the process was very easy and I could not be happier with the result.Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2020
I decided to post real pictures of the evolution so people can get an idea of the level of color change on teak. I think it makes it look richer but as you can see from the pictures it WILL change the color slightly from raw sanded wood despite being "clear". Something not apparent from the pictures is that the finish "feels" good to the touch. Partly depending on sanding I suppose but the wood is not tacky in either heat or rain, in fact its silky smooth even two months after application. I often use a squeegee to peal the rainwater off and leave it dry since water collects on the top with nowhere else to go.
Pictures (** Somehow the order of the pictures got mixed up after submission - it should be easy enough to figure out)
(1) Original, peeling, teak table top
(2) Closeup of annoying damage
(3) After sanding with a palm sander
(4) After applying Thomson's (Apr 4)
(5) Mostly dry to the touch (Apr 8)
(6) Closeup of water beading after rain (Apr 9)
(7) Finished product after many rains, use, and baking in the sun for two months (Jun 22)
Comments:
(1) The container is hard to open - I had to use a hammer and large nail to pierce the metal sealed spout that sits below the plastic screw cap. This is the only thing that is ridiculous (and confusing) about this product
(2) I did it when the air temperature was slightly below the manufacturer's minimum recommendation. As a result it took 5 days to completely absorb. Temperature REALLY does matter
(3) Inevitable drips will mark the floor surface below so cover up, and return in 30 minutes to wipe away slow-moving drips
(4) The paintbrush can be stuck in a ziplock and re-used without cleaning as it does not dry
(5) This container will cover a LOT. It doesn't take much to apply the single coat necessary
(6) My understanding is the effect of Thomson's does wear off in time and will likely need to be re-done next year although I will be covering it for the winter
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Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2023
This product is wonderful. It looks as though it will repel water, and it was very easy to use.
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