TWP 100 Series 5 Gallon

Brian1717:

1) Fence is new, pressure treated pine, installed in October. I'm considering using TWP100-Cedar color. If I do this, I won't have to strip the coating if I continue to recoat with TWP100, correct?

2) I was expecting the samples to come in professional packaging but were in simple plastic containers with label-maker-made labels. Are the 1 and 5 gallon containers that you ship professionally packed and sealed in the commercial packaging?

Thanks,
Brian

1. Yes for most scenarios.
2. Yes they are metal containers in manufacturer packaging.

1) Fence is new, pressure treated pine, installed in October. I'm considering using TWP100-Cedar color. If I do this, I won't have to strip the coating if I continue to recoat with TWP100, correct?

2) I was expecting the samples to come in professional packaging but were in simple plastic containers with label-maker-made labels. Are the 1 and 5 gallon containers that you ship professionally packed and sealed in the commercial packaging?

Thanks,
Brian

adampost:

I have a pressure treated deck coming up on one year old this June. I am ordering pecan twp100. I like the colour it is on the already greying wood (tested), but not on a fresher greener scrap pc I tried. If I use a cleaner/brightener now will the finished stained wood look a different colour cleaned vs uncleaned? I guess what I am asking is will the restore a deck kit bring out the green pressure treat colour again? Also do I need to use restore-a-deck or can I go with a big box brand?

You should use the Gemini Kit for prep. The kit does not bring out the green but restores the wood to it's natural color. If your wood is green internally then there is nothing you can do about that.

I have a pressure treated deck coming up on one year old this June. I am ordering pecan twp100. I like the colour it is on the already greying wood (tested), but not on a fresher greener scrap pc I tried. If I use a cleaner/brightener now will the finished stained wood look a different colour cleaned vs uncleaned? I guess what I am asking is will the restore a deck kit bring out the green pressure treat colour again? Also do I need to use restore-a-deck or can I go with a big box brand?

Jack Tucker:

Can you mix TWP 100 Stains to come up with your own color ? Example mixing Cape cod with Clear to make it more transparent or Cape Cod with Prarie Grey to Make it more of a "Dirty Grey" ?

Yes you can use mix colors of TWP to make a custom color.

Can you mix TWP 100 Stains to come up with your own color ? Example mixing Cape cod with Clear to make it more transparent or Cape Cod with Prarie Grey to Make it more of a "Dirty Grey" ?

Jack Tucker"][quote name="TheSealerStore"][quote name="Jack Tucker:

In the process of putting up a pine log garage. We like the look Cape Cod Grey 105. Is this a good choice for Misssouri's Climate ?[/quote]
Yes but read this first about new wood:
http://www.twpstainhelp.com/prepping-new-wood-for-twp-stains/[/quote]
Does this include kiln dried hand stripped logs ?

Kiln dried needs about a month then prep with Gemini Kit.

TheSealerStore"][quote name="Jack Tucker:

In the process of putting up a pine log garage. We like the look Cape Cod Grey 105. Is this a good choice for Misssouri's Climate ?[/quote]
Yes but read this first about new wood:
http://www.twpstainhelp.com/prepping-new-wood-for-twp-stains/

Does this include kiln dried hand stripped logs ?

Jack Tucker:

In the process of putting up a pine log garage. We like the look Cape Cod Grey 105. Is this a good choice for Misssouri's Climate ?

Yes but read this first about new wood:
http://www.twpstainhelp.com/prepping-new-wood-for-twp-stains/

In the process of putting up a pine log garage. We like the look Cape Cod Grey 105. Is this a good choice for Misssouri's Climate ?

Ben Marks:

Need current pricing on TWP 101 Cedartone stain.

Also estimated freight or nearest dealer

Current pricing is above on website and we ship all 5 gallons free as stated.

Need current pricing on TWP 101 Cedartone stain.

Also estimated freight or nearest dealer

Herb Farnsworth:

How much do I need to seal a 12 by 12 new dock?
I'm thinking clear but I see the "no UV" comment - please help me evaluate that.

Please read this about new wood:
http://www.twpstainhelp.com/prepping-new-wood-for-twp-stains/

1-2 gallons. Clear will gray naturally.

How much do I need to seal a 12 by 12 new dock?
I'm thinking clear but I see the "no UV" comment - please help me evaluate that.

gurke:

I have a treated wood deck with 2x6 treated deck boards. it has been 1 1/2 years since installed which products would be best 100 or 1500. i live i missouri and what is the life on each product.

Prep with Gemini Restore Kit and stain with the 100 Series.

I have a treated wood deck with 2x6 treated deck boards. it has been 1 1/2 years since installed which products would be best 100 or 1500. i live i missouri and what is the life on each product.

Samuel:

Hi I am going to stain my deck soon and would like your recomendations on what to use, how much I need, and how to apply it. It is about 850 sq. ft. by your calculator, red cedar. Its never been stained and is weathered one season. I was looking at cedartone TWP 100 ( Im in southern WI )
Thanks

Yes on the 100 Series for your area. You will need the Gemini Restore Kit for the prep and 7-9 gallons for 2 coats of the stain applied wet on wet. For application, please read this:
http://www.twpstainhelp.com/tips/application-instructions/how-to-apply-twp-100/

Hi I am going to stain my deck soon and would like your recomendations on what to use, how much I need, and how to apply it. It is about 850 sq. ft. by your calculator, red cedar. Its never been stained and is weathered one season. I was looking at cedartone TWP 100 ( Im in southern WI )
Thanks

Shawn07:

Does the 100-200 ft^2 per gallon estimated coverage include the 2 coats "wet on wet" or is only for a single coat. I am planning on using a pump sprayer for application, backrolling, then spray 2nd coat.

150-200 for first coat and 200-300 for the second coat. Best to not spray second coat but use stain brush or pad.

Does the 100-200 ft^2 per gallon estimated coverage include the 2 coats "wet on wet" or is only for a single coat. I am planning on using a pump sprayer for application, backrolling, then spray 2nd coat.