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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    Madeline Bell · 06/22/2013
    Is there a difference in the same colors in each series. In other words, is the rustic color the same color in the 1500 series as in the 100 series. If I want to get samples should I get rustic in both series?
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    TWP Stains · 06/20/2013
    Pat, TWP is an oil based stain I would use the 1500 Series for this. Maybe California Redwood.
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    Pat Perry · 06/20/2013
    We have a redwood deck (20 years old)
    We have power washed and sanded,etc.
    I do not want to a strong color but more
    clear. What kind of sealer or preservative would you recommend. I am confused between
    stain,sealer or preservative. Water based or oil based. We live in Boise, Idaho
    Thanks so much!
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    Bob Snyder · 06/19/2013
    Pls explain the difference between 100 and 1500 series stains. I have a 15 year old treated pine deck. Looking at a transparent to semi-transparent "natural" stain/sealer. Wife does not want "red" pigmented color...go figure...
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    TWP Stains · 06/07/2013
    Yes you need to wait. The Natural is tinted. Please read this article on the colors:

    http://www.twpstainhelp.com/twp-1500-colors-explained/
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    Espen Holje · 06/07/2013
    New redwood deck in Utah. Need weather and UV protection, but love the look of the new redwood and don't want to darken it too much. 1- Are all 1500 series products semi-transparent? 2- Is "Natural 1530" the name of a color only or is it actually clear/natural? 3- Would you still recommend allowing new redwood to weather some before staining, even in the harsh heat/sun and snowy winters of Utah?
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    Administrator · 05/29/2013
    Yes you can use this for wooden swing sets
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    Charles Patrick · 05/28/2013
    Is this stain safe for a child's wooden swing set?
    Thanks,
    Charles
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    TWP Stains · 05/23/2013
    You cannot cover or mask a taupe semi-solid with a semi-transparent rustic. It will show through.
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    Cindy · 05/23/2013
    PS to previous note -- in this situation, does it matter if I use 100 or 1500? (in Seattle)
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    Cindy · 05/22/2013
    We have stripped old weathered semi-solid stain from our cedar deck. It is now very bright and yellow, and looks pretty well stripped when dry - but in the rain you can see lots of bits of old stain still there. Perhaps a light sanding will help? (it's roughed up from pressure washing, so needs sanding anyway). Our painter suggested "Rustic" - enough pigment to help cover. But I"m worried it will look blotchy over those spots. The original color was a taupe, so I'm thinking of ordering a sample of "prairie gray" to see if it might blend and look less blotchy. What do you think? Thank you!
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    TWP Stains · 05/17/2013
    That's a little long. Can you break it into 2-3 parts?
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    Tuttle · 05/16/2013
    I have a very large deck. Typically takes 3-4 hours to complete staining floor boards. Is this an acceptable duration for TWP1500 to go back and stain wet on wet? Also is 1500 good for Northern IL?
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    TWP Stains · 05/16/2013
    500 is not available anymore. You would want the 1500.
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    Bob Short · 05/16/2013
    Newly purchased home in CT. Deck (about 5 years old) has IPE flooring and cedar (or mahogany) railings. Previously stained (Cabot Timber Oil, I think). I believe I need to strip and brighten. IS 500 OR 1500 SERIES THE BEST BET?
    Thank you, Bob
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    TWP Stains · 05/14/2013
    Kimmedoll, best the use the 100 series for this deck and area. Any of the colors would work well for you. Make sure to prep the wood first with the Gemini Restore Kit.
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    Kimmedoll · 05/14/2013
    I have a 2 month old new pressure treated pine deck. It is unfinished wood. My house is made of brick (slightly orange colored) and siding (creamy butter beige yellow) with white trim around the windows. I live in lower east Tennessee on the border of GA and AL. I am overwhelmed by picking a stain for my deck. I was thinking about a white painted deck but I am really undecided. Could you recommend the process and TWP products/color that would look and hold up best along with the timeline I should follow before/after using products. Thanks so much.
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    TWP Stains · 05/12/2013
    Linda, Either color would work for this. Make sure to prep the wood correctly first.
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    TWP Stains · 05/12/2013
    Use the Gemini Restore Kit to prep the wood for a recoat of the TWP 1500.
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    Linda St Onge · 05/12/2013
    We need to stain cedar beams in Hill Country of Texas. They had a natural coat of stain 2 1/2 years ago. Would the Dark Oak 1503 or the rustice 1515 be our best choice.