Step 3: Caulking Care – 10L

The step your teak routine has been missing.

You scrub. You brighten. You rinse. Then an hour later the seams are sticky. Acid brightener doesn't stop working when you put the hose down. Residue stays in the grain and along the seams and keeps eating away at the caulking. Step 3: Caulking Care neutralises it, so your deck finishes clean, stable and protected.

Why crew use it

• No more sticky caulking. Neutralises leftover acid brightener before it can soften the seams.
• Seams that last longer. Protects caulking between recaulks, and a recaulk costs weeks of downtime and a serious budget.
• Won't stain teak. The golden colour you brightened stays golden.
• Fits the routine you already have. Apply straight after step 2 while the deck is still wet. One quick pass, not another full washdown.
• Concentrated. One 10L bottle makes [X]L of working solution.
• Made and tested by the deck team. Developed by working yacht crew on working decks.

How to use

1. Use straight after step 2 (acid brightener), while the deck is still wet.
2. Dilute [X]ml of concentrate in a bucket of fresh water.
3. Spread evenly over the deck and seams with a soft brush or mop.
4. Leave for [X] minutes. Don't let it dry on the deck.
5. Rinse thoroughly with fresh water and let the deck dry.

Read the full guide: how Step 3 works →

For chief officers and captains

A recaulk means contractors, time off charter and a large invoice. Step 3 is the cheapest protection you can give the most visible surface on the boat. Invoicing and quantity pricing are available for yachts and agents. Get a quote.

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