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TWP 1500 Series 1 Gallon
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TWP 1500 Series 1 Gallon

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TWPStain.com is pleased to announce the new TWP 1500 series, VOC compliant in all 50 states!

The new TWP® 1500 formula is designed to penetrate better, dry faster and outperform the previous TWP® 500 series formula.

TWP® 1500 Series is an EPA registered wood preservative which prevents structural damage and wood decay on exterior above ground wood surfaces such as untreated or previously treated fencing, decking, wood siding, log homes and roofing. TWP® 1500 Series resists water absorption that causes warping, cracking and splitting as well as preventing freeze damage in colder climates.

TWP® 1500 Series is a low VOC preservative with special U.V. absorbing pigments that prevent unsightly wood graying, darkening and fading. The selected mildewcides inhibit the growth of mold and mildew which assist in preventing premature discoloration.

TWP® 1500 Series will keep your wood beautiful, fresh and looking new longer. The ease of application and maintenance will allow you to enjoy your investment for years to come.

Key Features
  • Preserves natural wood color
  • EPA registered wood preservative
  • Professional choice for all exterior wood surfaces
  • Semi transparent stain preserves natural color
  • Sheds water longer
  • Prevents mold and mildew
  • Helps prevent wood rot
  • Easy to apply and can be cleaned and re coated as needed
  • Helps in the prevention of warping, cracking and splitting
  • Low 250 VOC formula, compliant in 50 states
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1530 Natural

 

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re: New Redwood Deck in SF
You could use any of the tints for redwood. The lightest tint is the Honeytone. Take inconsideration that the lighter the tint the quicker the sun will fade the color. You should wait 4-12 months before staining then prep by cleaning and brightening the wood.

No need to do the bottom.
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TheSealerStore , November 16th , 2012
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New Redwood Deck in SF
I have a new redwood deck in San Francisco which faces west and gets plenty of afternoon sun. It is a nice mix of heartwood and sapwood and I would like to preserve the color contrast. I was going to use the 1500 clear but realized it does not offer UV protection. Will the 1502 redwood maintain the color contrast? Is there another color that offers UV protection with minimal tint? Also, is there any benefit to staining the bottom of the deck as well? Thank you.
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MarkO , November 16th , 2012
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re: develop wear patterns in the deck color from foot traffic
Natural has a decent amount of tint. TWP will wear eventually. This varies on the amount of traffic. It could be 1.5-3 years. The key is to re coat before the stain goes to full failure.
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TheSealerStore , October 12th , 2012
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Walk off/wear patterns on deck
Hi, I\'m curious if 1500 Series deck stains would start to develop wear patterns in the deck color from foot traffic? We\'d like to go with Cedartone on our 5/4 pressure treated deck, but if wear patterns are a problem we may go with Natural since it looks to be closer to the color of the wood itself as a lighter stain.
Thanks!
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NathanK , October 12th , 2012
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re: staining 25 yr old PTL deck
1. Use the Gemini-Restore- A-Deck Kit to clean and brighten the deck.
2. One kit should be enough for a 30x12 deck.
3. Minimum temperature should be 45 degrees.
4. Typically needs to be redone every 2-3 years.
5. If the stain is gone then nothing else is needed.
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TheSealerStore , October 12th , 2012
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staining 25 yr old PTL deck
I have an old pressure treated lumber deck about 30ft x 12 ft with wood rails and stairs. It is all greyed out. the deck is on the west side of the house and gets sun from noon to sunset.

1. What do I need to do to prep it for staining? Most of the deck has not seen any stain for over 5 years (how long I own the home- do not know if it was ever done)
2. How much of each item will I need?
3. The temp is hovering between 40-60 deg. on Long Island, should I wait till the spring or can I still stain it before the leaves fall?
4. How often will I need to restain it?

5. I had put Duckback semi transparent on the stairs but most of the lumber has greyed out after 1.5 yrs. We rebuilt the stairs 2 years ago. Anything I need to do special to prep this section.

thank you.
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Frank N. , October 11th , 2012
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re: Norcal Doug fir deck
Yes TWP works very well on fir decking.
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TheSealerStore , September 15th , 2012
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Douglas fir
Any ideas on the fir decking? Thanks-
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Geoffcollege , September 14th , 2012
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Norcal Doug fir deck
Hey there - broke college student - built a 14 * 16 deck out of Doug fir. I know it\'s not a good choice, but it\'s cheap and needs to last four years. Question is we want to put a good stain on it to make it last, candy paint on a pinto! Will the 1500 product work well on Doug fir in northern sf Cali? Thanks-
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Geoffcollege , September 13th , 2012
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re: New deck, 3 months old.
Natural is the second lightest color. Honeytone is the lightest. One gallon cover about 150-200 feet for the one coat. Second coat would spread twice as far.
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TheSealerStore , September 12th , 2012
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New deck, 3 months old. Is the 1530 the closest to pine? Does one gallon cover 150-200 sq ft single coat or the 2x wet coat? Thanks.
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Mike Martin , September 12th , 2012
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re: New deck and pergola
TWP suggests that you let new wood weather for 4-12 months before applying the stain.
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TheSealerStore , September 4th , 2012
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New deck and pergola
Hello - I just finished my deck and pergola today (9/3/12). I live in western Wisconsin and are wary of leaving it unprotected over the winter. Is it absolutely necessary to wait two months? I put a lot time and effort and just want to protect my work. Thanks!
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John palmer , September 3rd , 2012
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re: clear coat
You cannot use an interior stain then top coat with a clear coat. You will ruin your deck.
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TheSealerStore , September 1st , 2012
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clear coat
i just had a new deck built, i want to stain with and interior wood floor stain to match my interior hardwood. can i use the 1500 clear coat to go over it? will it protect from the sun rays?
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donna d , September 1st , 2012
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re: Prep?
You should clean and brighten the wood to prep. You can apply the 1500 over the 500.
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TheSealerStore , August 28th , 2012
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Prep?
I used the 500 product on my railing last year. I\'m planning on reapplying some of the 1500 product (assuming I can find it local...near San Francisco) this year. For prepping do I just need to clean the railing with water (and soap??) or something else?
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Michael Peterson , August 27th , 2012
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re: 2 coats ? wet on wet ?
Wet on wet means you coat the entire deck then reapply the second coat right away while the first coat is still wet. New wood only needs 1 coat and you should let the wood dry for a few months or longer then clean and brighten to prep. We like stain pads for application.
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TheSealerStore , August 21st , 2012
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2 coats ? wet on wet ?
What\'s wet on wet ? Do I let the first coat dry completely (2 days ?) before I apply the second ? I have a new deck, and TWP 1500 looks like the best. What\'s the best application method, brush ?
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Mike Dee , August 20th , 2012
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re: Ipe deck..
Nothing lasts more then a year on IPE. It is the wood not the stain. Any of the colors would work on IPE.
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TheSealerStore , July 31st , 2012
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Ipe deck..
I used Cabot\'s timber oil for three times on my ipe deck. It doesn\'t last long enough and scales. I have knocked it off again with power sprayer and would like to use TWP product in a dark brown (Pecan?). My lumber yard can order it...which one specifically for ipe and what is the square foot coverage on this type of wood? Any other advice?
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bwy , July 31st , 2012
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re: Pecan 1520 - is that a light brown color?
More of a cedar color with a some brown added.
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TheSealerStore , July 28th , 2012
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Pecan
Pecan 1520 - is that a light brown color?
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JA , July 28th , 2012
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re: I have a new cedar shower i need to stain
In the 1500 Series:

-Honeytone is the lightest
-Natur al is slightly richer then the Honeytone and offers very good UV protection
-Ced artone is a brownish cedar color

Cedar should sit for about 1-2 months then lightly clean and brighten the wood with the Gemini Restore-A-Deck Kit

Thanks
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TheSealerStore , July 11th , 2012
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I have a new cedar shower i need to stain. It gets direct sunlight all day long. I\'m having a hard time picking a stain color. I Was thinking about the cedartone, but wasn\'t sure if that was too dark? Is the natural tinted? Would the natural hold up as well in the sun as the cedartone?Thank s Also what is the prep for staining new cedar? I was told I have to let the wood sit?
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Trace , July 10th , 2012
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re: have an outdoor shower
The TWP 1500 does have a clear color.
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TheSealerStore , July 8th , 2012
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Hi,

I live in SE PA and have an outdoor shower. I\'ve used sections of red cedar fencing for the enclosure, which I installed in Feb of this year. The enclosure sits on above ground concrete piers that are the footers for the deck posts of a raised deck. The cedar gets very little direct sunlight and is not in contact with the ground. I am thinking of redwood, rustic, or a color that will complement my maderia-colored Trex decking, which I would use this for the sides facing out. However, I\'m concerned these colors will make the interior surfaces too dark since it under the deck so I would like to use an untinted,clear product. Is this type of product available in the 1500 series? Thanks
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Peter_P , July 7th , 2012
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re: Follow up to temperature question
Air temperature.
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TheSealerStore , June 9th , 2012
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Follow up to temperature question
The specified range of temperatures for application is 45-90 degrees. Is this the air temperature or the decking temperature? I have seen other products specify the decking temperature but was unclear about TWP. Thanks!
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Chris B. , June 8th , 2012
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For optimal results you should always remove the previous coating as much as possible prior to using a new or different stain such as TWP. This will give you maximum penetration and adhesion to the wood.

TWP works great on cedar wood!
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TheSealerStore , April 9th , 2012
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Staining over previous finish.
Used a product called Defy less than two years ago. Have recently used a deck cleaner and pressure washer to prep this deck for restaining. Will I need to also strip this deck before using your product? Does your product work well on cedar? (I\'ve run into some stains that do not.)
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TomT , April 9th , 2012
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re: What temperatures can I apply stain
Mike, all of the technical info is in the right column. 45-90 degrees is the range.
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TheSealerStore , April 7th , 2012
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What temperatures can I apply stain? The lows here in Omaha are in the mid 40\'s right now. Does it have to be over a certain temp?
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Mike K , April 6th , 2012
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re: Which stain color in the 1500 series is the best color match to 515C
The 1515 is the closest.
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TheSealerStore , March 27th , 2012
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According to the old brochure we have the Light Cedar (515C) looks darker than the Honeytone(1515) shown on the screen. Which stain color in the 1500 series is the best color match to 515C?
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Charles Craven , March 27th , 2012
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re: Does the 1515 Honeytone replace the 515C Light Cedar?
Yes the TWP 1515 Honeytone replaces the TWP 515 Light Cedar
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TheSealerStore , March 26th , 2012
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Does the 1515 Honeytone replace the 515C Light Cedar? I used the 515C a few years ago and I am going to re-stain my deck.
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Charles Craven , March 26th , 2012
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How long does 1500 series last on a deck and what do you mean by \"clean before re-applying\"? (soap & water or a special cleaner?
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Marie , October 19th , 2011
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re: Can 1500 series be applied to recoat an older 100 series?
Yes you can. Make sure to clean and prep the wood first.
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TheSealerStore , September 27th , 2011
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Can 1500 series be applied to recoat an older 100 series?
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Daniel , September 26th , 2011
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re: Coverage
About 150-200 feet per gallon.
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TheSealerStore , August 19th , 2011
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How many square feet does a gallon of stain cover?
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Mick Bransky , August 19th , 2011
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re: 1500 series product suitable for use on outdoor furniture, such as a picnic table?
Yes you can use the 1500 Series on unfinished outdoor furniture.
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TheSealerStore , July 28th , 2011
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Is the 1500 series product suitable for use on outdoor furniture, such as a picnic table?
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Carl , July 28th , 2011
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TWP 100 in Wisconsin
Currently you can use the 100 Series in Wisconsin. They may change in the near future though.
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TheSealerStore , July 21st , 2011
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can I use the 100 series in Wisconsin?
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Jake , July 20th , 2011
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TWP 1500 Stain Info

Gallon Sizes: 1's & 5's
Coverage Per Gallon: 150-200 square feet
Coats  Required: 1-2 Coats. "Wet on Wet"
Temperature: 45-95 F
Application Tools: Pad, Sprayer, Brush, Roller
Dry Time: 12-72 Hours
Cleanup: Mineral Spirits
State VOC Limits: Compliant in all States
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