TWP 115 Honeytone is the lightest and most natural looking color. This is a “golden” color that will highlight the natural grain of your wood similar to a clean “wet” look.
TWP 100 Series comes in 9 different color choices, 8 of which are semi-transparent. TWP penetrates into the wood grain while “enhancing” the natural color tones of your wood. TWP 115 is an EPA registered wood and deck stain and preservative. Containing unique ingredients which protect wood from damage, TWP 115 stain color has been a leader and respected product for over 25 years.
Final TWP 115 Honeytone color will vary based on:
Type of Wood
Age of Wood
Prepping of Wood
Application method
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JAY VORCE
1 year ago
I would like to use this for the outside logs on our log home. Do you recommend the honey-tone?
I have a new elevated screened porch that just sunk a bunch of money into I want to protect AND minimize maintenance. The outside portion of the deck in Trex decking with wood rails and posts.
Idea 1: Do a solid stain (maybe white) on frame/posts/exterior to maximize protection and minimize things I don’t want to do on a ladder or pay for every 2 years. And then stain the interior floor of screen porch/interior. Does that make good sense?
Idea 2: Stain everything with maybe a TWP. What would be expectations for vertical posts and exterior of screen porch?
I’m looking for a light color as close to clear I can get. Does this give off an orange tone? I have tryed other brands natural and on my wood they look orange? Any subjections in a good shade?
Final color varies based on your wood type and age so the only way to know how it will look on your wood is to test samples: https://www.twpstain.com/stain-samples
3 years ago
Used 100 series Honeytone on steps with Rustic remaining portions of deck. Wood needed a full 12-15 months to thoroughly dry out after installation. Cleaner in prep kit removed “gummy” material from boards, followed by brightener. Allowed 4 full sunny days to let wood dry then applied stain, wet-on-wet. I tested a few small spots with a 3rd coat and the wood didn’t or was slow to take the stain so I stopped at the 2 coats. Turned out fantastic and very pleased with results.
Applied a 60-grit high-visibility tape for added traction as we get plenty of rain and occasional ice and snow here in Louisville, KY.
Six months later there is a bit of fading on a few horizontal deck boards and I’m poised to give them another coat this summer after another prep kit application.
Kate
3 years ago
I have a new rough cedar 4X4 post that is dry on the outside, but when I sawed some off to shorten it, it was moist on the inside. Can this be stained? ( it will be installed in a ground spike and used for a weather vane and to hang a planter and bird house.)
Moisture content should be below 15%. You can test it.
JoHedr
3 years ago
12mo old unstained pressure treated deck which is around a salt water above ground pool in NC. I would like to keep the wood grain look. What do you recommend or how long for drying before it can be used for pool activities?
For those of you who have experience with this product, which color would most closely match white oak with a tung oil finish? I can add a photo later if that would be helpful.
We have 4yr old smoother cedar deck in Seattle (lots of rain), facing north, , half in shade, half in the sun. Just been sanded and brighten. What product and how many coats do you recomend?
Is there a need to stain/ seal bottom side of the deck as well? If yes, does bottom side needs to be prep and brighten like the top side? If i need to do bottom side, can I use some different product there or just a sealer not stain?
How many hours after application can the stain be safe from rain?
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5 years ago
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No rain for about 12 hours after application.
Bdegrand
5 years ago
The TWP 101 application requires 2 coats. It’s “wet on wet!” When I complete the 1st coat and immediately apply the 2nd required coat….won’t I make shoe prints on the 1st coat since I’m stepping on it?
Thanks! 2nd question is after a couple years I will need to reapply! If I use the same stain can I simply wet brush it clean, dry it thoroughly for a day or two and apply the stain…..and do I apply 2 coats again?
Sorry, but no you cannot add tint to this. You can though intermix colors of the same series. For example, if you would want to make the Honeytone a little more brown, you could add some 103 Dark Oak into it.
TWP 115 Honeytone is the lightest and most natural looking color. This is a “golden” color that will highlight the natural grain of your wood similar to a clean “wet” look.
I would like to use this for the outside logs on our log home. Do you recommend the honey-tone?
Any color you like would work.
I have a new elevated screened porch that just sunk a bunch of money into I want to protect AND minimize maintenance. The outside portion of the deck in Trex decking with wood rails and posts.
Idea 1: Do a solid stain (maybe white) on frame/posts/exterior to maximize protection and minimize things I don’t want to do on a ladder or pay for every 2 years. And then stain the interior floor of screen porch/interior. Does that make good sense?
Idea 2: Stain everything with maybe a TWP. What would be expectations for vertical posts and exterior of screen porch?
Thanks!
1. Yes, you can do a two-toned deck if you like.
2. Not sure what you are asking?
As for new wood, see this: https://www.twpstainhelp.com/prepping-new-wood-for-twp-stains/
I’m looking for a light color as close to clear I can get. Does this give off an orange tone? I have tryed other brands natural and on my wood they look orange? Any subjections in a good shade?
Final color varies based on your wood type and age so the only way to know how it will look on your wood is to test samples: https://www.twpstain.com/stain-samples
Used 100 series Honeytone on steps with Rustic remaining portions of deck. Wood needed a full 12-15 months to thoroughly dry out after installation. Cleaner in prep kit removed “gummy” material from boards, followed by brightener. Allowed 4 full sunny days to let wood dry then applied stain, wet-on-wet. I tested a few small spots with a 3rd coat and the wood didn’t or was slow to take the stain so I stopped at the 2 coats. Turned out fantastic and very pleased with results.
Applied a 60-grit high-visibility tape for added traction as we get plenty of rain and occasional ice and snow here in Louisville, KY.
Six months later there is a bit of fading on a few horizontal deck boards and I’m poised to give them another coat this summer after another prep kit application.
I have a new rough cedar 4X4 post that is dry on the outside, but when I sawed some off to shorten it, it was moist on the inside. Can this be stained? ( it will be installed in a ground spike and used for a weather vane and to hang a planter and bird house.)
Moisture content should be below 15%. You can test it.
12mo old unstained pressure treated deck which is around a salt water above ground pool in NC. I would like to keep the wood grain look. What do you recommend or how long for drying before it can be used for pool activities?
Use the Gemini Kit for prep and the TWP 100 Series for the stain. Let dry and cure for 1-3 days.
Thank you. Does this stain get slippery when it is wet?
About how long will it last before I have to re-apply?
It is in sun about 4-5 hrs a day.
No, TWP is a penetrating stain. Redo very 2-3 years.
Thanks! What application tool is the best to use to apply this stain?
Stain pads and brushes: https://www.twpstain.com/wood-and-deck-stains/application-tools/brushes-stain-pads
For those of you who have experience with this product, which color would most closely match white oak with a tung oil finish? I can add a photo later if that would be helpful.
You will need samples to test on your wood: https://www.twpstain.com/stain-samples
We have 4yr old smoother cedar deck in Seattle (lots of rain), facing north, , half in shade, half in the sun. Just been sanded and brighten. What product and how many coats do you recomend?
One coat since you sanded. Use the 100 series: https://www.twpstain.com/wood-and-deck-stains/twp-wood-stains/twp-100-series
How many sq. Feet would 1 gallon cover in my case ?
About 200 feet per gallon.
Is there a need to stain/ seal bottom side of the deck as well? If yes, does bottom side needs to be prep and brighten like the top side? If i need to do bottom side, can I use some different product there or just a sealer not stain?
No need to do the underside.
Do you sell this product in Ontario, Canada? If so, where?
Only the 200 Series is allowed in Canda and we ship online only: https://www.twpstain.com/wood-and-deck-stains/twp-wood-stains/twp-200-series
How many hours after application can the stain be safe from rain?
No rain for about 12 hours after application.
The TWP 101 application requires 2 coats. It’s “wet on wet!” When I complete the 1st coat and immediately apply the 2nd required coat….won’t I make shoe prints on the 1st coat since I’m stepping on it?
It does not leave shoe prints: https://www.twpstainhelp.com/twp-stain-wet-on-wet-application/
Thanks! 2nd question is after a couple years I will need to reapply! If I use the same stain can I simply wet brush it clean, dry it thoroughly for a day or two and apply the stain…..and do I apply 2 coats again?
When reapplying, use this kit for prep: https://www.twpstain.com/gemini-s-restore-a-deck-cleaner-and-brightener-kit
Apply 1-2 coats. Depends on the condition.
How long would I expect this to last on a fence?
3-5 years.
Has anyone used TWP 100 on wood furniture (eucalyptus)? We would like it to say it’s natural color as well?
this would before the deck of a wooden boat
You cannot apply a varnish over a deck stain like TWP.
can the honey tone stain be used on marine plywood before applying varnish
I purchased honey tone but would like to tint it darker. Is that possible?
Sorry, but no you cannot add tint to this. You can though intermix colors of the same series. For example, if you would want to make the Honeytone a little more brown, you could add some 103 Dark Oak into it.