TWP 100 Series Deck Stain - The Best Deck Stain

TWP 100 StainNeed Help or Advice when using TWP 100 Stain?

TWP 100 Series Total Wood Protectant (TWP) Wood Deck Stain protects and prolongs all exterior woods, decks, and fences. TWP Wood Deck Stains and Sealers is a distinctive mixture of chemicals blended together to form a professional strength formula that preserves exterior wood surfaces in numerous ways. 

TWP 100 Series Stain will perform at its maximum potential when the wood is properly prepped and when the stain is properly applied. Unfortunately not all wood is in the same condition prior to applying the stain.

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Do you have any questions about using the TWP 100 Wood and Deck Stain?

Please answer these few questions to achieve the best possible results with your TWP 100 Wood and Decking Stain.

  1. info buttonAge of wood?
  2. Type of wood?
  3. Condition of the wood?
  4. Has it been stained previously and if so with what brand of stain?
  5. Small description of the area to be treated.

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    Robert Huey · 06/18/2015
    We have alot of afternoon rain here. What is the dry time for this product? It says I need a 2-day window of dry weather after inital application.......Please advise...Thanks
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    TWP Stains · 06/15/2015
    Don Waggener:
    We have a 15 year old PT pine deck with an 8 year old addition. They had a coating on that I pressure washed, cleaned, sanded and brightened. The wood looks good and I am ready to apply the TWP 120. I plan to coat the balusters first by brush, then apply a coat on the handrails followed by a second coat. We will then apply a coat to the floor with a pad and within 10-20 min a second coat wet on wet by sections of the deck floor. The temp is mid 70's at night and is to be 95+- during the afternoon. Can I get up early and get coated and be okay? We have been getting a lot of rain and wonder how long after we apply will it be okay if it rains?

    You should be okay as long as it does not rain for the rest of the day.
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    Don Waggener · 06/14/2015
    We have a 15 year old PT pine deck with an 8 year old addition. They had a coating on that I pressure washed, cleaned, sanded and brightened. The wood looks good and I am ready to apply the TWP 120. I plan to coat the balusters first by brush, then apply a coat on the handrails followed by a second coat. We will then apply a coat to the floor with a pad and within 10-20 min a second coat wet on wet by sections of the deck floor. The temp is mid 70's at night and is to be 95+- during the afternoon. Can I get up early and get coated and be okay? We have been getting a lot of rain and wonder how long after we apply will it be okay if it rains?
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    TWP Stains · 06/13/2015
    Larry Allen:
    I have an older deck that has been fairly well maintained over the years. The last two applications of stain were Flood. 1. Will TWP cover this prior application? 2, Which product would be best for this deck? 3.Can TWP be applied with a sprayer?

    1. No, you cannot apply TWP over a different stain.
    2. Use the 100 if allowed in your state. If not use the 1500
    3. Yes but you will need to back wipe.
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    Larry Allen · 06/12/2015
    I have an older deck that has been fairly well maintained over the years. The last two applications of stain were Flood. 1. Will TWP cover this prior application? 2, Which product would be best for this deck? 3.Can TWP be applied with a sprayer?
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    TWP Stains · 06/12/2015
    gregpayne:
    I have a 30 year old pressure treated pine deck that has been stained multiple times with Behr. I used the Woodrich hd-80 stripper and brightener to remove the old stain. I'm sanding now. I replaced a few damaged boards but the wood is in reasonably good condition (but does seem dry). Can I use the 100 product and is the stated coverage for 1 coat? Would the second coat go further? I live in Michigan.

    As long as all the Behr is removed you can use the TWP. First coat of TWP applies at 150-200 Sq. feet. Second applies at 200-300.
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    gregpayne · 06/11/2015
    I have a 30 year old pressure treated pine deck that has been stained multiple times with Behr. I used the Woodrich hd-80 stripper and brightener to remove the old stain. I'm sanding now. I replaced a few damaged boards but the wood is in reasonably good condition (but does seem dry). Can I use the 100 product and is the stated coverage for 1 coat? Would the second coat go further? I live in Michigan.
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    TWP Stains · 06/10/2015
    Ryan Henrichs:
    I'm constructing a pergola out of cedar purchased from a lumber yard so I'm wondering what steps I need to take on the new wood because in reading and talking with people I've heard a variety of things (i.e. wipe the wood down w/ soapy water then seal it, just seal it no wipe down, use a prep kit and then seal it and you don't have to do anything for a year). What I thought I was going to go with after hearing everything was to use the restore a deck kit and then use the TWP 100 but I heard the TWP 100 should only be used on wood that's been exposed for at least 4 months. What would you recommend?

    Have you read this:
    http://www.twpstainhelp.com/prepping-new-wood-for-twp-stains/
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    TWP Stains · 06/10/2015
    Paul Murray:
    we have treasure treated pine deck about 10 years old and never been stained .We love in NW Louisiana and have high humidity . would you recommend 100 or 1500 after power wash with Gemini product .

    Use the 1500 for this since it has been 10 years and never stained or treated.
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    Ryan Henrichs · 06/10/2015
    I'm constructing a pergola out of cedar purchased from a lumber yard so I'm wondering what steps I need to take on the new wood because in reading and talking with people I've heard a variety of things (i.e. wipe the wood down w/ soapy water then seal it, just seal it no wipe down, use a prep kit and then seal it and you don't have to do anything for a year). What I thought I was going to go with after hearing everything was to use the restore a deck kit and then use the TWP 100 but I heard the TWP 100 should only be used on wood that's been exposed for at least 4 months. What would you recommend?
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    Paul Murray · 06/10/2015
    we have treasure treated pine deck about 10 years old and never been stained .We love in NW Louisiana and have high humidity . would you recommend 100 or 1500 after power wash with Gemini product .
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    TWP Stains · 06/09/2015
    Jerry Speck:
    i ordered and received a 5 gallon drum of TWP 100 stain. The lid was bent on one side and will not closed back completely sealed. How is the best way to store the stain under current conditions. I have about two gallons left in drum.
    Thanks

    Sorry about the dent. Your local store will sell a plastic 5 gallon pail and lid for abut $5. Transferring to that will work.
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    Jerry Speck · 06/08/2015
    i ordered and received a 5 gallon drum of TWP 100 stain. The lid was bent on one side and will not closed back completely sealed. How is the best way to store the stain under current conditions. I have about two gallons left in drum.
    Thanks
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    TWP Stains · 06/07/2015
    Tony Ramspott:
    What is the best way to remove TWP stains.

    From White Vynel(sp) Siding?
    From Concrete.

    The TWP Stain/Spillage and over spray has dried.

    Thanks in advance

    TonyR

    Use a graffiti remover cleaner for these spots. Test first on the vinyl.
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    Tony Ramspott · 06/07/2015
    What is the best way to remove TWP stains.

    From White Vynel(sp) Siding?
    From Concrete.

    The TWP Stain/Spillage and over spray has dried.

    Thanks in advance

    TonyR
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    TWP Stains · 05/27/2015
    Ron Riordan:
    I've decided on type 100 but do not quite like the colors I've received as samples. Can I mix colors together to make what I want? Specifically Dark Oak with Pecan or Clear?

    Yes you can mix TWP colors together of the same series.
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    Ron Riordan · 05/26/2015
    I've decided on type 100 but do not quite like the colors I've received as samples. Can I mix colors together to make what I want? Specifically Dark Oak with Pecan or Clear?
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    TWP Stains · 05/26/2015
    judy busby abercromb:
    How soon can you stain new pressure-treated lumber???

    Please see this: http://www.twpstainhelp.com/prepping-new-wood-for-twp-stains/
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    judy busby abercromb · 05/26/2015
    How soon can you stain new pressure-treated lumber???
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    TWP Stains · 05/26/2015
    Jdeck101:
    100 vs 1500
    I am staining a 10 month old cedar deck for the first time. My climate is super cold with a long winter & the deck will be taking on a lot of snow etc. Am I better off with 100 or 1500 for maximum protection.
    Also, is there a shelf life for storing stain, I was considering buying in bulk & storing the remainder for 2 years in the garage?

    What state are you in?
    Article on shelf life: http://www.twpstainhelp.com/shelf-life-of-twp/