TWP 1501 Cedartone

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 · 07/01/2023
    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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      TWP Stains · 07/02/2023
      Apply it evenly with a couple of passes. A brush or stain pad will work for either coat. You can use covers on your shoes.
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    geno · 04/21/2023
    How do I turn off notifications?  I cannot seem to find it on the site.  Tx
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      TWP Stains · 04/21/2023
      There is an unsubscribe link in the email notifications you receive.
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    Paul · 04/21/2023
    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.
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      TWP Stains · 04/21/2023
      Yes, Clean and Brighten for prep. As for how much, what is the total sq footage for both sides added up?
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        Paul · 04/21/2023
        2040sq ft
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          TWP Stains · 04/21/2023
          Then yes, about 20 total gallons for the 2 coats.
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    Curt · 08/17/2022
    Can this product be applied with a sprayer? I have some monument signage that needs to be done
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      Anna Rebecca · 08/18/2022
      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!!  
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      TWP Stains · 08/18/2022
      Yes.
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    Marv · 08/05/2022
    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 
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      TWP Stains · 08/05/2022
      1501 has a little more brown than the 1530.
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    Lee Courtright · 07/22/2022
    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.
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      TWP Stains · 07/22/2022
      Yes, we need to see some pics posted.
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    Dan · 07/12/2022
    The cabin walls were freshly restained (done every 10 yr); the deck was last stained 2 yr ago (and about to be restained)
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    Mike Folop · 07/04/2022
    What kind of finish will I end up with is it satin or semi gloss?
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      TWP Stains · 07/05/2022
      There is no shine with the TWP stains.
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    Peter G · 05/11/2022
    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.
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      Marv · 08/05/2022
      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
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        Peter G · 08/07/2022
        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!
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          Marv · 08/07/2022
          Thanks for sharing the picture. We’re going with just the cedar tone 
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      TWP Stains · 05/11/2022
      They will last the same. 
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    Ralph · 05/06/2022
    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?
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      TWP Stains · 05/06/2022
      Post some pics for prep help as Behr sometimes cannot be stripped as it can go on like an opaque stain.
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    Irene · 01/27/2022
    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.  
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      TWP Stains · 01/28/2022
      We sell online only as a TWP dealer. 
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    geno · 10/05/2021
    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.
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    Kevin · 07/22/2021
    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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    1234 · 04/27/2021
    What 200 series is closest to this color?
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    Becky Eich · 04/04/2021
    Which one is more red- cedar tone or pecan? I prefer more brown over red.
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    Sean · 09/23/2020
    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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    KaraL · 09/22/2020
    I will be laying new cedar decking this fall in New York. Should I stain to prevent graying?
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    John Green · 08/12/2020
    Zip is 98110 where can I Buy Cedartone TWP?
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      TWP Stains · 08/12/2020
      We personally sell online only from our website to your door.
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    Ivan · 06/18/2020
    Do you sell a 5 gallon quantity?
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    Mike · 06/08/2020
    My deck had not been stained in 7 years and looked pretty rough. I used the TWP 1501 Cedartone and it turned out great!