Teak Marine USA, who specializes in Fort Lauderdale Teak Decks, recently completed sanding and detailing the teak decks aboard a Windy Dubois SR52 Blackbird yacht named M/Y Lady May II.
Lady May II is a breathtaking, stunning and quite exceptional 16.1 meter super tender. The first SR52 Blackbird was completed in 2010 and took the Cannes International Boat Show and 2011 Monaco Yacht Show by storm.
The 4.5 metre beam means there’s plenty of space for additional seating, a sun-lounger and a hydraulic bathing ladder. The walk round teak deck also features a raised foredeck and additional seating. When the advanced anchor system, which is cleverly hidden from sight when not in use, is employed at that special bay, the SR52 quickly transforms into the perfect lunching, sunbathing, diving or swimming platform.
At the request of Rybovich Spencer Teak Marine USA Inc. were engaged to sand and detail the teak decks aboard this exciting and innovative Super Tender.
As will be seen from the pictures below, the decks were in somewhat of a weathered and worn condition.
BEFORE:
It is not uncommon for teak decks to prematurely age or weather due to a number of reason, not least of all age and the elements. Teak Decks can go from a rich caramel color to a dull, silvery grey color quickly. We know how to clean and refurbish teak, which is a very sensitive natural material that reacts negatively to hard bristles or harsh chemicals.
Teak Marine USA are experts in restoring your aged or weathered deck back to a vibrant, aesthetically pleasing appearance. We also know to avoid any chemicals or treatments that attack the caulking materials. Again, some acid washes can harm caulk seams, which causes leaks. As teak deck specialists, we will maintain the beauty of your yacht by sanding and detailing aged, weathered and worn decks.
We are pleased to report that through care and attention to detail, we successfully restored the appearance of the teak decks aboard the M/Y Lady May II to a vibrant and aesthetically pleasing golden color.
AFTER:
