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I've never tried this on teak, but the standard method of dealing with this
problem in furniture or wooden floors is to use a very mild solution of oxalic
acid, which is readily available at paint supply stores. Works on oak,
mahogany, cherry, etc. Scrub the solution in with a stiff brush after getting
down to bare wood. Be sure to finish with a good wash of fresh water.
G.Remington
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