A few years ago, I tried Semco on Grace's teak on the advice of my surveyor and really liked it. But I had some
things going on and neglected to recoat it, so I switched back to Cetol. This year, I'm back to Semco and have resolved
to stick with it. It's not for everyone. What I like is you could put on two coats in a day and after initial application, there's
no sanding -ever. It wears faster than varnish or cetol, so you have to watch that and recoat before it's too late. But it's
very easy to apply.
Anyway, enough of my blather. Here's a few pics.
Another try at Semco
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Another try at Semco
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Jean - 1983 CD 33 "Grace" moored in
Padanaram Harbor
Massachusetts
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Re: Another try at Semco
Looks really good,, I just might use it. I need to redo mine anyway
Cliff
“Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore.”
― André Gide
“Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore.”
― André Gide
Re: Another try at Semco
i really want to try semco. but i have heard the teak sealer from starbrite is thicker and better. either way it looks good. a guy at my marina used semco as a sealer and varnished over it. a little darker but looked good.