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    Tony Orzechowski · 06/19/2023
    Hi,
    Does TWP 100 Cedartone need to be shaken up before use and during use?

    Best,
    Tony
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    Judy scharpman · 11/02/2022
    This is on a ceiling, so would it be ok to treat it with the clear?
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    Judy scharpman · 11/01/2022
    Is there a clear twp stain? I have a customer that doesn’t want to change the color much, just need the protection.
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      TWP Stains · 11/01/2022
      Yes, there is a clear but a clear (no pigment) will not provide UV protection from graying. It must be tinted.
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    Linda · 10/24/2021
    This deck is 16x24 and we finished decking with white oak tonight.  The boards are wet but the weather is turning for the winter so it isn't possible to stain/protect this year.   Next year we want to take the railings down and replace part with the same wood type and then use the darker oak color you offer.  How much stain will we need for a 16'x24' deck including sides?  Seperately how much stain will it take to cover white oak sides on half of the deck, so 30' or so railing cover and bottom board and 12 4x4 posts for the railings?  We are going with a metal insert so its just the 4x4s, the top and bottom rails for the railings.  Thank you!
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    Rick · 10/21/2021
    Will the 100 series work for a marine dock-15 years old but never sealed or stained? Pressure washing now. Salt water invironment
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    Bill Vriesema · 06/24/2021
    I have used a 50-50 mixture in the past of 101 Cedartone and 103 Dark Oak on my log home. We just had the logs media-blasted (crushed glass) and need to restain. We like the color "tone/shade" of the mix, but because the wood is older and media-blasted, the stain is darker than we would like. Also, we kind of like the natural look of the house with all the stain off, but would like a lighter brown shade to apply to retain some of the natural look. The Pecan is a possibility, but went on a little warmer than we like. Is there a way to create a lighter mix with the 101 and 103? Can we add a natural gallon to the 101 and 103 to make a lighter shade?
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      TWP Stains · 06/24/2021
      You can mix any way you would like if the same series but there is not way to say how it will look on your wood. You can only test this. Honeytone is the lightest tint so you could mix that into the Dark Oak.
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        William R Vriesema · 06/24/2021
        Is there a “clear” stain I could mix with it to lighten the color? Or would they not work?Thanks for your help 
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          TWP Stains · 06/24/2021
          There is a TWP 100 Clear. When you add the clear, you are reducing the UV protection.
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    Renne · 05/17/2021
    I need to stain 3 10x10x12 cypress posts, how many gallons will I need?
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    Monica · 09/06/2020
    Do you sell sample sizes so that we can decide on color?
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    Laura Browning · 08/10/2020
    Can I use TWP 100 series on a cedar glider?
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    Dana V · 07/17/2020
    I need to seal and stain my new deck that was completed 4 months ago. I gets a lot of sun beating down on it. I have noticed I have lots of cracks showing up in it. I did the test for moisture by dropping a few drops of water on it and it did not bead up, it was quickly absorbed by the treated wood. I looking at your products to use and they have great reviews and ranked very high.
    What I need to know is, do I have to seal it first (if so, with what?) or do you have a all in one product that would seal and stain at same time? TIA
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    Troy price · 07/08/2020
    What is the difference between 100 series and 1500 series
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    Will · 06/23/2020
    I stained my wraparound deck with TWP 100 2-1/2 years ago. The front of the deck is shady and has not faded as much as the sides. I have prepped (cleaned) the deck. The front was much easier to clean and only needs some refreshing. Can I thin the TWP 100 with mineral spirits before applying it to the front of the deck and if so, what is a good ratio?
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    Renee · 06/02/2020
    What percentage of humidity is acceptable for applying stain?
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      TWP Stains · 06/02/2020
      Humidity does not really matter.
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    Renee · 06/01/2020
    How long must I wait after using RAD cleaner/Brightener to stain my deck with 100 series? Is humidity as issue when staining?
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    Ken · 05/15/2020
    I have a deck that I've treated with One Time Wood since I built it. Didn't know about your products then. Wish I had. If I want to start using the 100 or 1500 now, what can I do?
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    Alice · 05/01/2020
    How little no does it need to dry before getting wet or rained on?
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    Gary Madsen · 04/23/2020
    How can I get a color sample of pecan that can be attached to a email?
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      TWP Stains · 04/23/2020
      If you are looking for the brochure above, just right click and download the image. You can then attach that to an email
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    SarahWalz · 12/22/2019
    We need to stain a new porch ceiling and the wood isn't pressure treated. We live in Florida so lots of humidity ,thinking to use twp100. Is this the best product to use and can we do it right away since the wood hasn't been pressure treated?
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    David Woodard · 11/30/2019
    Addendum to post on removing excessive stain.
    I am using TWP100 and may have applied too much?
    Its 76 degrees in Florida outside and after two hours it still appears oily. We put a second coat on approx 1 hour after first coat. If we need to remove some stain what is the procedure? Thanks in advance...
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      TWP Stains · 12/01/2019
      It looks fine and it has only been two hours. Just let it cure and dry for a couple of days.
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    Woody · 11/30/2019
    How to remove excess stain