Wood Stain Samples

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TWP 101 Cedartone Sample
$10.00
TWP 102 Redwood Sample
$10.00
TWP 103 Dark Oak Sample
$10.00
TWP 115 Honeytone Sample
$10.00
TWP 116 Rustic Sample
$10.00
TWP 120 Pecan Sample
$10.00
TWP 105 Cape Cod Gray Sample
$10.00
TWP 106 Prarie Gray Sample
$10.00
TWP 1501 Cedartone Sample
$10.00
TWP 1502 Redwood Sample
$10.00
TWP 1503 Dark Oak Sample
$10.00
TWP 1504 Black Walnut Sample
$10.00
TWP 1511 Cal Red Sample
$10.00
TWP 1515 Honeytone Sample
$10.00
TWP 1516 Rustic Sample
$10.00
TWP 1520 Pecan Sample
$10.00
TWP 1530 Natural Sample
$10.00
TWP 100 Clear Sample
$10.00
TWP 1500 Clear Sample
$10.00
TWP 200 Clear Sample
$10.00
TWP 201 Cedartone Sample
$10.00
TWP 202 Redwood Sample
$10.00
TWP 203 Cedar Gold Sample
$10.00
TWP 205 California Cedar Sample
$10.00
TWP 206 Russett Sample
$10.00
TWP 207 Butternut Brown Sample
$10.00
TWP 210 Slate Gray Sample
$10.00
TWP Appalachian Trail Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Autumn Foliage Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Boulder Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Cabin Fever Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Cedar Chest Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Cedar Mulch Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Cedarwood Road Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Charcoal Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Driftwood Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Earth Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Eucalyptus Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Foghorn Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Forest Ranger Khaki Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Heartwood Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Hunting Lodge Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Latte Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Lighthouse Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Mount Rushmore Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Musket Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Old Man River Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Olive Branch Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Rain Forest Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Redwood Forest Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Seafoam Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Spanish Moss Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Stonehenge Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Super Cedar Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Super Cedar Gold Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Thunderstorm Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
TWP Weathered Cedar Semi-Solid Sample
$10.00
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TWP 100 Series
     
TWP 101 Cedartone Stain Sample TWP 102 Redwood Stain Sample TWP 103 Dark Oak Stain Sample TWP 115 Honeytone Stain Sample
Cedartone 101 Redwood 102 Dark Oak 103 Honeytone 115
TWP 116 Rustic Stain Sample TWP 120 Pecan Stain Sample TWP 105 Driftwood Gray Stain Sample TWP 106 Prairie Gray Stain Sample
Rustic 116 Pecan 120 Cape Cod Gray 105 Prairie Gray 106
       
TWP 1500 Series
     
TWP 1501 Cedartone Stain Sample TWP 1502 Redwood Stain Sample TWP 1503 Dark Oak Stain Sample TWP 1504 Black Walnut Stain Sample
Cedartone 1501 Redwood 1502 Dark Oak 1503 Black Walnut 1504
TWP 1511 California Redwood Stain Sample TWP 1515 Honeytone Stain Sample TWP 1516 Rustic Stain Sample TWP 1520 Pecan Stain Sample
1511 Cal Red Honeytone 1515 Rustic 1516 Pecan 1520
TWP 1530 Natural Stain Sample      
Natural 1530      


TWP 200 Series colors

TWP Semi Solid Wood Stain Color Chart2

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Thursday, 19 October 2017

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    Charles Roedersheimer · 07/23/2015
    need a code to order sample. Where is it
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    TWP Stains · 07/23/2015
    Katie Klahn:
    Hi there,

    I'm looking for UV and water protection, but also like the look of a clear finish. What would be the most transparent of your stains to retain that beautiful natural wood look?

    Thanks, Katie

    The lightest tint is the Honeytone.
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    Katie Klahn · 07/23/2015
    Hi there,

    I'm looking for UV and water protection, but also like the look of a clear finish. What would be the most transparent of your stains to retain that beautiful natural wood look?

    Thanks, Katie
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    TWP Stains · 07/21/2015
    Phil Walker:
    I'm getting ready to but Twp 1500 stain for the pine decking on my pier. I would prefer the clear stain, but my contractor said the cedar tone provides better UV protection and would hold up longer. Is this correct?

    Clear has zero UV protection from graying.
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    Phil Walker · 07/20/2015
    I'm getting ready to but Twp 1500 stain for the pine decking on my pier. I would prefer the clear stain, but my contractor said the cedar tone provides better UV protection and would hold up longer. Is this correct?
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    TWP Stains · 07/16/2015
    Cassie Woodward:
    What type of stain should I use. I live in MN so we get all 4 seasons of fun.

    Use the 100 Series.
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    Cassie Woodward · 07/15/2015
    What type of stain should I use. I live in MN so we get all 4 seasons of fun.
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    TWP Stains · 07/10/2015
    Carol Millar:
    We live in hot dry Sedona AZ. The two decks we need to redo after only one year, are redwood. We used a Behr product and it is failing horribly, and we have to replace many pieces of wood and the others have lost most of their seal.

    The TWP 100 sounds good, we are going to sand down everything after we replace the really bad ones and apply another product.

    Do you agree with this choice, or please give us another one. We would even paint it with a more solid product, but would hate to do that.

    I await your expertise advice!

    Carol

    The TWP is a penetrating oil based semi-trans stain. As log as the wood is prepped well and the stain is applied well, it should be good in your climate for about 2 years before it would need to be cleaned and reapplied.
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    Carol Millar · 07/09/2015
    We live in hot dry Sedona AZ. The two decks we need to redo after only one year, are redwood. We used a Behr product and it is failing horribly, and we have to replace many pieces of wood and the others have lost most of their seal.

    The TWP 100 sounds good, we are going to sand down everything after we replace the really bad ones and apply another product.

    Do you agree with this choice, or please give us another one. We would even paint it with a more solid product, but would hate to do that.

    I await your expertise advice!

    Carol
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    TWP Stains · 07/03/2015
    Paul Murray:
    We live in NW Louisiana and would like your recommendation on which product to use the 100 or 1500 series. full sun deck

    You can use either but most use the 100 Series for Louisiana.
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    Paul Murray · 07/02/2015
    We live in NW Louisiana and would like your recommendation on which product to use the 100 or 1500 series. full sun deck
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    TWP Stains · 06/29/2015
    seth:
    I just finished stick building, in SouthEast Virginia. Raised ffrom the ground on 6x6 PT postst, I notched a PT pine platform foundation(beams and joists) and 5/4 PT pine boards for the deck. The building on the deck is SPF framed, I used rough-sawn white pine for the exposed rafters and ties, metal roof ontop. I used t+g white pine siding boards on the outside of building.

    What series would best suite my needs for my climate and the white pine both rough/planed?

    Thank you,

    Seth G.

    Use the 100 Series but read this first about new wood:
    http://www.twpstainhelp.com/prepping-new-wood-for-twp-stains/
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    seth · 06/29/2015
    I just finished stick building, in SouthEast Virginia. Raised ffrom the ground on 6x6 PT postst, I notched a PT pine platform foundation(beams and joists) and 5/4 PT pine boards for the deck. The building on the deck is SPF framed, I used rough-sawn white pine for the exposed rafters and ties, metal roof ontop. I used t+g white pine siding boards on the outside of building.

    What series would best suite my needs for my climate and the white pine both rough/planed?

    Thank you,

    Seth G.
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    TWP Stains · 06/27/2015
    Alex_1:
    I have a cedar dock in upstate NY. 1/3 is new, another 1/3 is one year old and the last 1/3 is 2 years old. None of the wood has been stained or sealed yet. I'd like to stain all of them next year. Will they all look the same color after staining since the weathering has different shades of gray now? I scrubbed the dock with a scrub brush to remove all the dirt and algae but probably need to use a cleaner next year before staining.

    It will be close but maybe not exactly the same. Prep with the Gemini Restore Kit prior to staining.
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    Alex_1 · 06/26/2015
    I have a cedar dock in upstate NY. 1/3 is new, another 1/3 is one year old and the last 1/3 is 2 years old. None of the wood has been stained or sealed yet. I'd like to stain all of them next year. Will they all look the same color after staining since the weathering has different shades of gray now? I scrubbed the dock with a scrub brush to remove all the dirt and algae but probably need to use a cleaner next year before staining.
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    TWP Stains · 06/24/2015
    Brett huff:
    Just power washed my deck.. some of the old stain did not come off, do I need to have it removed before applying TWP?

    Shoot for 95-100% removal. TWP should not be applied over a different brand of stain.
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    Brett huff · 06/24/2015
    Just power washed my deck.. some of the old stain did not come off, do I need to have it removed before applying TWP?
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    TWP Stains · 06/19/2015
    amr helmy:
    i bought a used Redwood playset and looking to sand it down to restain it - do i need a primer? if not which redowod series do i use 100 or 1500 - is this a solid stain?

    You cannot use a primer with TWP. TWP does not come in a solid color stain, only semi-transparents. Use the 1500 Series.
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    amr helmy · 06/19/2015
    i bought a used Redwood playset and looking to sand it down to restain it - do i need a primer? if not which redowod series do i use 100 or 1500 - is this a solid stain?
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    TWP Stains · 06/19/2015
    Robert Long:
    I just received two samples not in a 1/4 pint can, but they are in a small plastic bottle with no volume measurement on the bottle. What's up here?

    Thank you

    It says right above "Sample size volume is roughly 1.5-2 oz. It is not a full 1/4 pint can"