Unless the weather does a radical U-turn (like our gov't seems to do at the drop of a hat) our hardwood (probably teak tho it's anyone guess what it really is tbh) set could do with a clean down and re-treat before it's packed up for winter.
I've heard that the best thing to use is wire wool to clean the surface back then "teak oil" the thing. I've previously used boiled linseed oil and it seemed ok - however, the surface is now covered in "grime" etc and could do with a proper treatment.
What's the experience of the group on this one?
I'd be tempted to use a sander on it tbh to go back thru all the crap and the old coating to re-treat the properly cleaned surface (240 grit or seomthing) but don't want to do damage if it's not the right wasy forward.
Cheers Dan.