Aug 4, 2020
For over 2,000 years, boatbuilders have chosen teak for its strength, rot resistance and exceptional beauty. Over time, however, it collects dirt and turns grey from weather and sunlight. Whether applied to small trim pieces or an entire deck, Iosso Products Teak Cleaner restores the wood's lustrous glow. It cleans naturally without harsh chemicals or back-breaking labor.
Biodegradable Iosso Teak Cleaner removes dirt, oil marks, mold, mildew, and green and black algae without bleach or chlorine. It cleans the toughest of stains but can be rinsed into waterways without concern.
Teak Cleaner isn't limited to wood. It's equally effective on synthetic teak decking, molded non-skid, vinyl, fabric, canvas and carpet.
Using Iosso Teak Cleaner is simple. After mixing the recommended proportion of water and product, it's applied to the wood. Teak has both hard and soft fibers, so brushing lightly against the grain will ensure the surface isn't damaged. A final rinse and the surface is clean, bright and ready for use. It can then dry to its natural deep color or be treated with a stain or sealant.
Visit: www.iosso.com.
- You are here:
-
Home
-
Marine Products
- RESTORING TEAK'S NATURAL LUSTER IS SIMPLE WITH IOSSO
RESTORING TEAK'S NATURAL LUSTER IS SIMPLE WITH IOSSO
Featured Articles
EXPLOSION AND BOAT FIRE AT THE DOCK – WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
Saturday, July 4th about 4:40 p.m., a boat had just finished refuelling at Bridge Port Marina in Orillia, Ontario when an explosion almost knocked marina President Trevor Lecluse right over. He was about 100 feet away when the fire erupted. Other marina staff were there as well.
Quick-thinking marina staff ensured boat fire was contained, with one Bridge Port staffer grabbing two fire extinguishers and holding the fire off long enough the one person onboard to get off the boat. Staff hit the marina emergency fuel system shut off, but the vessel’s fire suppression system did not deploy.
Read more about the Fire at the Dock............
Every Tuesday we publish a fresh Digest with informative articles pertaining to the Canadian boating and marine industry. Stay up to date with the latest products, research and industry developments.
Missed an Issue of Boating Industry Canada News Week? If you're looking for a specific issue, or simply want to catch up on previous issues, check out our Boating Industry Canada News Week Archives.
Not signed up for News Week? Subscribe here.
Changing Scene
BOATING SAFELY AROUND KILLER WHALES
Photo credit: Photo by Georgia Strait Alliance
During these difficult COVID-19 times, it isn’t just humans who need to practice physical distancing; Southern Resident killer whales need space too. Everyone boating on B.C.’s coastal waters has an important role to play to keep these endangered mammals safe. Here are six easy things you can do to help protect them, and yourself while boating:
• Stay 400 metres – about two average container ships – away from killer whales in all southern B.C. coastal waters between Campbell River and just north of Ucluelet.
Read More about the Boating Safely Around Killer Whales...........
People
