I would try stripping it first. I'm thinking that you will end up using a good water based sealer like Kilz. If you want to cut down on the steps, you can get Kilz tinted to a color you want. I usually get mine at Home Depot.
This is the Only paint that will stick to the previously oiled teak furniture.
Or you could sand it down & then use an oil based varnish that is tinted. This way you get some colour & you are still able to see the beautiful team grain through the colour.
I have done this to many many outdoor pieces of teak furniture
I was wondering if you could help me with something -- I have an entirely oak kitchen. I know it's the rage now to paint or gel stain cabinets. I've been considering ...
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I would try stripping it first. I'm thinking that you will end up using a good water based sealer like Kilz. If you want to cut down on the steps, you can get Kilz tinted to a color you want. I usually get mine at Home Depot.
The paint will not adhere correctly. https://www.hunker.com/13414032/how-to-remove-teak-oil
you can't,You have to strip it
Do some sanding first
Then paint it with Oil Based paint
This is the Only paint that will stick to the previously oiled teak furniture.
Or you could sand it down & then use an oil based varnish that is tinted. This way you get some colour & you are still able to see the beautiful team grain through the colour.
I have done this to many many outdoor pieces of teak furniture
Id suggest a quick sand and chalk paint- it adheres to almost every surface!