Go to the hardware store and by a tin of wood stain in the teak, or the colour you want, and then mix a quarter of it,
it into a medium tin of matt clolourless vanish with a satin finish. A little goes a long way. You will have to get some spare planks of the word, sand them down and then apply different strengths of the wood stain, adding more stain to the varnish, depending on how rich or dark you want the colour to be. Then make up 5 or so different test samples, so you can get the clour just right.
When you have done that you know what will match your teak wood finish that you desire.
it into a medium tin of matt clolourless vanish with a satin finish. A little goes a long way. You will have to get some spare planks of the word, sand them down and then apply different strengths of the wood stain, adding more stain to the varnish, depending on how rich or dark you want the colour to be. Then make up 5 or so different test samples, so you can get the clour just right.
When you have done that you know what will match your teak wood finish that you desire.