TWP 1501 Cedartone

by TWP Stains

TWP 1501 cedartoneTWP 1501 Cedartone is the most popular color in the 1500 Series. It is a brownish/cedar color that is slightly darker than the 100 Series Cedartone.

TWP 1500 Series is available in 9 semi-transparent color choices that penetrate into the wood while enhancing the natural wood grain. The 1500 Series is higher in solids content which may result in “richer” colors than the 100 Series. In general, the 1500 Series color will not match the colors in the 100.

Final TWP 1501 Cedartone color will vary based on:

  • Type of Wood
  • Age of Wood
  • Prepping of Wood
  • Application method

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CAROLYN VAN DE ROSTYNE
CAROLYN VAN DE ROSTYNE
8 months ago

If using the Deck Brush you sell to apply the first coat 1501, will just one pass drive product into the wood surface or are several passes ie back and forth required? Wood is fir and old but seems quite porous.
Is the 2nd coat (wet on wet) also applied with the brush or would a stain pad be better?
If product remains on surface – what device you recommend to mop up the extra, and is there a way to avoid that build up? Lastly do you recommend shoe covers to walk on the wet first coat?
I have a huge deck and so want a good result.
Just a bit more sanding to do, perimeter and between boards and product arrives next week
Thank you 

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10 months ago

How do I turn off notifications?  I cannot seem to find it on the site.  Tx

Paul
Paul
10 months ago

I replaced approximately 170 feet of 20 yr old neglected fence last fall and plan to stain with TWP 1501 Cedertone. Due I need to use the restore or brightener products? Also based on your calculator I believe I need 20 gallons of stain. Is this correct? I am staining both sides of the fence.

Paul
Paul
10 months ago
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2040sq ft

Curt
Curt
1 year ago

Can this product be applied with a sprayer? I have some monument signage that needs to be done

Anna Rebecca
Anna Rebecca
1 year ago
Reply to  Curt

Yes, I just did that.  I took out the filter at the base of the intake hose, and I needed to shake the sprayer frequently, but it worked well and was so easy!!  

Marv
Marv
1 year ago

Hello, looking at the customer photo albums, trying to chose between 1501 cedar tone and 1530 natural. They’re so similar. Can anyone explain the difference between the two?  Thank you 

Lee Courtright
Lee Courtright
1 year ago

In Wisconsin, I have just thoroughly power sanded a 10 year old treated lumber deck that had been stained with a  solid color stain 5 years ago and had peeled terribly.  Except for some very fine grooves where some of the original stain still shows, the boards look great now.  Should I power wash before applying your 1500 stain?  Would you advise still using your deck brightener or would you need to see a picture first?  Thanks.

Dan
Dan
1 year ago

The cabin walls were freshly restained (done every 10 yr); the deck was last stained 2 yr ago (and about to be restained)

Mike Folop
Mike Folop
1 year ago

What kind of finish will I end up with is it satin or semi gloss?

Peter G
Peter G
1 year ago

Since the 1501 Cedartone is darker than the 1530 Natural, will it offer better U.V. protection?  I have samples of both colors and I just would like to know if the darker stain will outlast the lighter one.  Thanks for your help.

Marv
Marv
1 year ago
Reply to  Peter G

Did you test the samples? Do you have a picture?  I’d love to see the difference between the two. Those are the same colors we are trying to decide between

Peter G
Peter G
1 year ago
Reply to  Marv

I applied the two sample colors 3 months ago to my 7 year-old pressure treated deck.  The Natural color (left side of photo) is a little lighter and brighter than the Cedartone with more yellow/orange tones.  The Cedartone is a little darker with more brown in it. I’m planning to try a Pecan sample before deciding on a color.  Good luck, Marv!

Marv
Marv
1 year ago
Reply to  Peter G

Thanks for sharing the picture. We’re going with just the cedar tone 

Ralph
Ralph
1 year ago

My deck is several years old and has been stained with Behr semi transparent stain. I am planning to use your 1500 stain with the Rad stripper and brighten, will this work?

Irene
Irene
2 years ago

Hi, do you have a place in Austin, Texas or Round Rock, Texas or Cedar Park, Texas where we can purchase your product?  I am looking at the 1500 Series for a brand new cedar fence.  Appreciate your help.  

geno
geno
2 years ago

Hi, doing cedar siding in VA.  Can’t get 101 so need to go with 1501.  Do we still apply 2 coats wet-on-wet?
Thanks.

geno
geno
2 years ago
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Thank you!

geno
geno
2 years ago
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What is the minimum outdoor temperature ?

Kevin
Kevin
2 years ago

New deck pressure treated wood. 6 months old, I gonna use 1501 ceder stain deck is 8ft high. Do I stain all area of the wood.

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2 years ago

What 200 series is closest to this color?

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2 years ago
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Is the 201 or 203 darker hard to tell in photos

Becky Eich
Becky Eich
2 years ago

Which one is more red- cedar tone or pecan? I prefer more brown over red.

Becky Eich
Becky Eich
2 years ago
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Thank you! I was told I’d need approx 10 gallons. How do I order and how long should it last on a picket fence?

Sean
Sean
3 years ago

Any recommendations on high traffic areas? Im on my second season,and its going to need another next spring. Love the product, loyal customer

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3 years ago

I will be laying new cedar decking this fall in New York. Should I stain to prevent graying?

Anna
Anna
3 years ago
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Staining WILL prevent graying. If you follow the link for how to prep new wood, you will have a great result. It’s a process, but it works!

John Green
John Green
3 years ago

Zip is 98110 where can I Buy Cedartone TWP?

Ivan
Ivan
3 years ago

Do you sell a 5 gallon quantity?

Mike
Mike
3 years ago

My deck had not been stained in 7 years and looked pretty rough. I used the TWP 1501 Cedartone and it turned out great!

Valerie
Valerie
3 years ago

I need TWP 1501 Light cedar stain 5 gallons. Where can I buy this? Zip code 48382

Valerie
Valerie
3 years ago
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Thanks! In stock? Do you deliver? Phone number I called was a fax

Valerie
Valerie
3 years ago
Reply to  Valerie

And what is the price please ?

Todd
Todd
3 years ago

I stained my deck last fall, but it rained about 6 hours later. The color looks good but should i put another coat on it this spring?

Donna
Donna
3 years ago

We used TWP Natural on cedar siding many years ago–loved it. I do have

.a few questions. At a different house now and have a deck to stain (new pressure treated wood–is at 5 months old, nothing applied to it). In Illinois, so looking at 1500 series. Question is we used Natural on cedar siding previously, would you recommend Cedartone for pressure treated wood for similar tone? Natural on pressure treated seems like it may not have much tone. I looked through gallery, but I am not sure which photos are pressure treated woods. I did read about new wood prep, you are still recommending cleaner/brightener for 5 month old pressure treated correct? Thank you

Deborah Hansen
Deborah Hansen
3 years ago
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The pressure treated wood mentioned is only 5 months old. I thought the wood had to be a year old before stain will absorb. Please advise.

Andrew
Andrew
3 years ago

Any merits to applying a water sealer on top of the TWP 100 stain on a deck?

Andrew
Andrew
3 years ago
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ok—thanks!

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3 years ago

I stained my cedar deck in 2013 and reapplied in 2016/2017 using 1530 Natural. It is time to do it again to get the cedar color back. I was going to go with 1530 Natural, but thinking to do 1501 Cedartone.

If I go with Natural, will it cover over the current stain? If I go with Cedartone, how will that cover? Will that give the older wood (9 years old) a better cedar look?

Thanks!

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3 years ago
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Will Cedartone have a more universal and bolder cedar look?

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3 years ago
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I thought a big plus with your product is that you can apply future coats of TWP stain without having to use the Stripper Kit. In the past, I just had to clean the deck and recoat. Is that not the case?

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4 years ago

I prepped the deck (just railings and balusters; the floor is trex so won’t need stained), only to realize the weather isn’t going to cooperate for the staining part. Based on the forecast, I doubt there will be any more days this year that have a temp above 50F and no rain forecast for 48 hours. Will I need to do the full prep again in the spring? Is there anything I can do now to lessen the work that will be required again at that time, or protect the wood that is now somewhat stripped down? Any insight is appreciated.

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4 years ago

I received a can labeled 1501 Cedartone, but it looks like 1503 Dark Oak on my PT fence. Did I receive a mislabeled can or am I doing something wrong? The stain itself in the can looks dark.

Stephanie
Stephanie
4 years ago

Looking at the samples of cedar versus pecan posted by Richard. Does anyone know if the test samples are on cedar wood?

Bill
Bill
4 years ago

Love the results of my deck. It had two coats of solid until I sanded it down and applied TWP 1501 Cedartone. Love the results! 1.5 Gallons wet on wet!

Angela
Angela
4 years ago

I have a 12×18 deck with mixed new and old wood. I like a more “natural” color but prefer brown over yellow/orange. Based on some other users’ comments, seems like 1501 cedar is a good option. Any insight on how the two different color wood would look? I don’t expect them to look the same but getting them closer in color would be great. The deck is in partial sun in the afternoon.

Richard
Richard
4 years ago
Reply to  Angela

I finally chose Pecan 1520 as it is light brown without traces of yellow. I tested samples and Pecan is similar to Natural. Have not applied it yet because the weather is not cooperating here in Indiana.

Angela
Angela
4 years ago
Reply to  Richard

Oh nice, thanks for sharing!! Descriptions says lighter than Cedar, which is exactly what I’m looking for! I didn’t even look at this.

Richard
Richard
4 years ago
Reply to  Angela

1520 Pecan on the left
cedar on the right

Angela
Angela
4 years ago
Reply to  Richard

Thank you!! Super helpful. I’m going with pecan.

Richard
Richard
5 years ago

I tried the Natural color and it seems a little too yellow. Cedar tone seems to be more brown. However, I am concerned that in direct sunlight it will be hotter for bare feet as it is a swimming deck at a lake. Any comments?

Lynn hardardt
Lynn hardardt
5 years ago

Does this come in a solid?

Michael Harrigan
Michael Harrigan
5 years ago

Cedartone 1501 applied 3 years ago on now 6.5 year old cedar screened porch. Used Defy Wood Cleaner – Some areas (beams) sanded with 80 & 120 grit sandpaper. Will be using the same process this time except will be using a Wood Brightener as well will be adding to TWP 1501 a Mildewcide Stay Clean,Crudecutter,Mold Buster or ADD-2.

Michael Harrigan
Michael Harrigan
5 years ago
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Does the mildewcide provided in TWP 1501 appear to be sufficient. Please provided MSDS’s on TWP1500

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