What is the best type of Teak Restorer.

Well you can varnish it provided it is prepared right....however , not me...clean and oil it...not much to it! It is an easy job if you do it each year...if you neglect it it is a bigger job to clean the old discolored oil out.

If you varnish it...a buddy of mine did his with Sikkens marine varnish and it did come out quite well...again, not for me

BKH, Armada makes a satin finish that once applied will last all year and is very simular to teak oil. You do not have to sand in between coats but you need to intially apply at least 3 coats then once a year apply 1 coat.
Trust me that after owning an 42' Ocean Yacht for 10 years I have tried nearly every teak sealer and the Armada signficantly reduced my teak maintenance, of course this was in a salt water environment, you guys on the lakes may be able to get by with just an oil. Also I would avoid using a preasure washer on teak, while it does in fact clean the teak it also will remove some of the grain making the teak rough which will then have a tendancy to hold dirt. Jerry

I use the same two part chemical as Grand Slam. It works great.

However, I'm not sure about the suggested wood finish. I've never used a wood finish. Maybe we are referring to the same thing. When I think of finish, I think of varnish, which looks good for a while, but ends up a nightmare over time. I always use a teak oil, and apply a few coats, waiting several hours for drying between coats.

BKH

H1, I think the product you are refering to is Te-Ka Scrub-less Teak Cleaning System. Part A turns the wood very dark, all you need to do is lightly scrub it with a "scrubie" pad. Then after about 5 minutes apply part B. Then after drying, apply a sealer such as Armada Original Wood Finish - 3 coats. Good luck, Jerry