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TWP Contest BUTTON 2020 smallThe TWP 2020 Spring/Summer Restoration Contest is closed! 

Thanks to all the entered this year. Excellent job to all and we appreciate you entering our TWP staining contest for 2020! 

We will contact the winners via their orders.

First Place

Sandra Obryant (Page 1)

First Place = $500 + 5 Gallon Pail of TWP Stain

Second Place

Sheryl McGuire (Page 4)

Second Place = $350 + 3 Gallons of TWP Stain

Third Place

Blue Ridge (Page 5)

Third Place = $200 + 2 Gallons of TWP Stain

Sorry for all that did not win the prizes. We were extremely impressed with all the feedback and entries this year!

 

The TWP 2020 Contest Details

  • All TWP and Prep products must be purchased first from this online retail site (TWPStain.com) between January 1st - Sept 7th, 2020.
  • The deadline for entry is Sept. 20th, 2020.
  • The winner will be decided by Sept. 30th by our team.

Contestant winners will receive

  • First Place = $500 + 5 Gallon Pail of TWP Stain of your choice!
  • Second Place = $350 + 3 Gallons of TWP Stain of your choice!
  • Third Place:= $200 + 2 Gallons of TWP Stain of your choice!

How To Enter Contest

  1. Enter by Sept. 20th, 2020.
  2. In the comment section below, post a short description of your deck/wood staining project, the products used to prep, and the TWP Series and Color used. Examples of wood projects that can be entered: Decks, Fences, Wood Side Homes, Log Cabins, etc.
  3. Add 2 before prepping pictures of the wood that was restored (no more/less). You can still enter if you do not have the before pictures. Decks, wood fences, wood homes, etc are allowed.
  4. 2 after staining pictures must be included (no more/less).
  5. If having trouble uploading the pictures, please make your picture(s) size smaller (below 1 MB).

Any questions or issues posting, please ask in the comment area.

We look forward to all entries and wish everyone "Happy TWP Staining"!

*Disclaimer: All products must be purchased from TWPStain.com. The contest is not open to products purchased from other online dealers or from physical retail stores.

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    Shawn Toney · 06/28/2020
    Our new cabin in the mountains of West Virginia using 101 Cedertone stain on rough cut pine siding and treated deck boards and railing.
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    Carol Allen · 06/18/2020
    We have a cedar deck that was allowed to weather naturally for 5 years. We realized that was a mistake. We bought the TWP stripper, brightened and the 100 series dark oak stain. Labor of love for sure! Lots of brushing and power washing. Soooo thrilled with how it turned out. ♥️
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    bob hendrickson · 06/18/2020
    I built my deck in 1993 using salvaged red fir from the old Nespelem school in WA state. The wood is originally from the 1930's and was and is in great shape. I helped salvage the old school lumber which was used for our church. There was quite a pile left for me to use. The boards were all 2x12 by 20 feet in length. I had to split each board and then router the edges. I have kept oil on it every 2-3 years and it still is in good shape. I used a pressure washer and brush to clean the wood. It was looking ragged and dull but the TWP Cedar tone stain really brought it back to life.
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    David · 06/17/2020
    After stain photo
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    David · 06/17/2020
    My fence was originally stained with a competitor's water-based stain. The water-based stain started failing within no time. I searched the internet for the best stain to use and found TWP. I bought 10 gallons of TWP 100 Series Rustic 116 along with 2 RAD stripper/brightener kits. The before photo shows the original water-based stain at the far end of the fence. The RAD stripper had been used on the remaining portion. The after stain photo speaks for itself... beautiful!
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    Jennifer Parent · 06/16/2020
    And... the last!
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    Jennifer Parent · 06/16/2020
    The two other pictures didn’t attach to my post but here they are!
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    Jennifer Parent · 06/16/2020
    So proud of the beautiful results on my deck re-staining project! Used Restore-a-Deck stripper and brightener, and TWP 1500 series in Pecan.
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    David Douglass · 06/15/2020
    My property project. I used Gemini restore a Deck to prep the deck, bridge and dock. Also did my barn all with TWP 102 redwood.
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    James McCabe · 06/15/2020
    This is my fence project completed May 2020 using TWP Honeytone 1515. Main Gate, side gate, and 150' of boundary fence
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    Brock Evenson · 06/13/2020
    Before and after of the deck we made 4 years ago. TWP103 (dark oak).
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      Jody Evenson · 07/28/2020
      I forgot to add that we used Gemini Restore-A-Deck cleaner/brightener as well.
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    Brock Evenson · 06/13/2020
    Wooden playset before and after.
    We used TWP 103 (dark oak).
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      Jody Evenson · 07/28/2020
      I forgot to add that we used Gemini Restore-A-Deck cleaner/brightener as well.
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    Charles Gray · 06/13/2020
    15 year old deck stripped and stained with TWP 1500.
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    Gilbert Veasey · 06/13/2020
    before and after, used twp116 rustic
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    David Thomas · 06/13/2020
    Pics here ?
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    Angela Blankley · 06/13/2020
    I forgot we used dark oak for the color
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    David Thomas · 06/13/2020
    New built screened deck that we let age a year. Cleaned and power washed prior to staining Ceiling and floor boards in 1500 Natural and all the rest in Black Walnut to go with newly painted house. My pics don’t do the colors justice. Very Beautiful!
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    Angela Blankley · 06/13/2020
    We built our deck about 3 years ago tried a couple stain products in small area’s and weren’t satisfied. Finally we saw a friends project andctgey referred us to TWP Stain. Yay! So happy!
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    Neil Weisenbach · 06/13/2020
    Not a restore but I’m an happy with the twp 100 pro series cedartone put two coats on deck looks great and beads water would definitely recommend this to anyone
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    Fred · 06/10/2020
    Correction to my previous post. I did not use Cedartone! I used the TWP1500 Series Honeytone.