Wood Stain Samples

I have previously used Superdeck cedar colored sealer/stain (transparent I think). But, it comes out too dark. I want the color of the redwood deck to show through, what color would you suggest I use?

Erin V:

Our decks have just been built from pressure treated pine. We live in Brevard, NC. Our color choice is Pecan...Should we purchase the 100 or 1500 series? Thank you!

100 Series. See this about new wood:

http://www.twpstainhelp.com/prepping-new-wood-for-twp-stains/

Our decks have just been built from pressure treated pine. We live in Brevard, NC. Our color choice is Pecan...Should we purchase the 100 or 1500 series? Thank you!

Angela Cooney:

I have a new horse barn with pine for the stalls and wash bay. I would really like to keep the natural white look of the wood but need to protect it from sun and water. What do you recommend? What is the difference between the 100 series and 1500 series? Will the clear color eventually 'yellow' the wood? Like polyurethane?

Clear has no UV protection and it will gray in the sun. Best to use a tinted color like the TWP 1515 Honeytone for this.

I have a new horse barn with pine for the stalls and wash bay. I would really like to keep the natural white look of the wood but need to protect it from sun and water. What do you recommend? What is the difference between the 100 series and 1500 series? Will the clear color eventually 'yellow' the wood? Like polyurethane?

Dan H:

Where can I purchase your product. I live in Missouri. I like the Black Walnut

We sell online from our website.

Where can I purchase your product. I live in Missouri. I like the Black Walnut

Debra phillips:

your calculator isn't working for our space.
we have 4 sections of deck- approximately 460 Sq. ft total.
how much would we need?

4-5 gallons for two coats.

your calculator isn't working for our space.
we have 4 sections of deck- approximately 460 Sq. ft total.
how much would we need?

Mike Beven:

Do you have any customer photos of finished decks? We're not sure which color we like the best, and we'll need 10 gal to cover our decks. We don't want to make a mistake.

We sell samples for this very reason. All colors will turn out different based on wood type, age, and prep. Best to test on your wood to see a realistic color.

Do you have any customer photos of finished decks? We're not sure which color we like the best, and we'll need 10 gal to cover our decks. We don't want to make a mistake.

Debbie Brittain:

I live in michigan and staining my new deck for the first time - which series should I use? 100 or 1500?
I like the dark oak however in the pictures it looks different in the 100 series vs 1500 series. Is there that great of a difference?

Use the TWP 100 Series for this. The colors are very similar between the series.

I live in michigan and staining my new deck for the first time - which series should I use? 100 or 1500?
I like the dark oak however in the pictures it looks different in the 100 series vs 1500 series. Is there that great of a difference?

Hagans:

I purchased three samples.
What code do I use to get the discount on the 5 gallon purchase of stain?

Enter your sample order number into the "Comment Area" during checkout. The sample credit will be issued after the order for the 5 gallon pail is placed. Typically the next business day and will post to your Credit card or Pay Pal account within 3-8 business days.

gale keithline:

My house has three decks. The decks have quite a few log accents. We will be restaining the logs, decks, and fascia. I have used SuperDeck in the past with poor results. Here are the SuperDeck products:
Log Home Oil DB7300 - Autumn Brown (log accents)
Transparent Stain DB1907 - Canyon Brown (deck floors)
I'd like to transition to TWP, but don't know which product would work best here in Colorado. For the logs the color nearest is your "Rustic" (1516) and for the log decking the color is the "Dark Oak" 1503.

Please let me know which product I should use and I'll order samples.

Thanks

Gale

Use the 100 Series. Make sure you prep by removing the Super Deck stain before applying the TWP.

My house has three decks. The decks have quite a few log accents. We will be restaining the logs, decks, and fascia. I have used SuperDeck in the past with poor results. Here are the SuperDeck products:
Log Home Oil DB7300 - Autumn Brown (log accents)
Transparent Stain DB1907 - Canyon Brown (deck floors)
I'd like to transition to TWP, but don't know which product would work best here in Colorado. For the logs the color nearest is your "Rustic" (1516) and for the log decking the color is the "Dark Oak" 1503.

Please let me know which product I should use and I'll order samples.

Thanks

Gale

Netsplus:

We are refinishing a dock in southern Missouri. It has a swim deck and would like to use the Honeytone to keep a lighter appearance. Should we use the 100 or 1500 series? Any other recommendations?

Either would be fine for your area. The 115 Honeytone is slightly lighter than the 1515 Honeytone.

We are refinishing a dock in southern Missouri. It has a swim deck and would like to use the Honeytone to keep a lighter appearance. Should we use the 100 or 1500 series? Any other recommendations?

Juanita:

How long does it take to receive a sample? Need it fast.

Depends on the state you live in?

How long does it take to receive a sample? Need it fast.