TWP Stain Reviews Ratings Comparison | 100 Series | 200 Series | 1500 Series

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    Omar Kasso · 06/18/2015
    Do you think I will be able to match it over time and another coat or two?
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    TWP Stains · 06/18/2015
    Omar Kasso:
    I live in SC and I have an 11 year old deck that needs to be restored. I stripped it and sanded it down. I had to replace some of the wood with new pieces and wanted to know what stain I should use. My concern is the colors not matching on the new 5 boards and the old wood. Please advise.

    Thanks

    Use the 100 Series. New wood and old wood will not match. The newer wood will be lighter in color as they are less absorbent.
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    Omar Kasso · 06/17/2015
    I live in SC and I have an 11 year old deck that needs to be restored. I stripped it and sanded it down. I had to replace some of the wood with new pieces and wanted to know what stain I should use. My concern is the colors not matching on the new 5 boards and the old wood. Please advise.

    Thanks
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    TWP Stains · 06/17/2015
    fitzer:
    I live in st.louis,mo and I'm still not sure which twp stain to use on my 9 year old cedar deck. It will be prepped with RAD stripper and brightener. which twp stain would be best for me?

    Use the 100 Series.
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    TWP Stains · 06/17/2015
    Paul Sano:
    The differences in the Series between 1500 and 200....Seems the 200 has more solids in it, yet the website states the 1500 as best. Which would you recommend for a log home in upstate New York?....thanks

    Use the 1500. The 200 is for shakes and shingles.
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    fitzer · 06/16/2015
    I live in st.louis,mo and I'm still not sure which twp stain to use on my 9 year old cedar deck. It will be prepped with RAD stripper and brightener. which twp stain would be best for me?
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    Paul Sano · 06/16/2015
    The differences in the Series between 1500 and 200....Seems the 200 has more solids in it, yet the website states the 1500 as best. Which would you recommend for a log home in upstate New York?....thanks
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    TWP Stains · 06/15/2015
    Russell Wyatt:
    I have 2 32X8 covered porches that have 5/4 treated deck board floors. The floors are 1 1/2 years old and I need to know what the best product would be. I live in south Texas. I prefer a dark solid color.

    TWP does not come in a solid stain. Look at the Dark Oak for a dark brown color but it will show the wood grain. Prep first with a Gemini Restore Kit.
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    Russell Wyatt · 06/14/2015
    I have 2 32X8 covered porches that have 5/4 treated deck board floors. The floors are 1 1/2 years old and I need to know what the best product would be. I live in south Texas. I prefer a dark solid color.
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    TWP Stains · 06/07/2015
    Randal Lindsey:
    I live in north west arkansas. Which is the best stain for my deck and posts?

    You can use either the 100 or 1500. Most use the 100 Series in your area.
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    Randal Lindsey · 06/07/2015
    I live in north west arkansas. Which is the best stain for my deck and posts?
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    TWP Stains · 06/07/2015
    RAS93051:
    I live in Atlanta and still am not sure if the TWP100 or TWP1500 would be best. Any suggestions?

    Use the 100 Series.
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    RAS93051 · 06/07/2015
    I live in Atlanta and still am not sure if the TWP100 or TWP1500 would be best. Any suggestions?
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    TWP Stains · 06/07/2015
    Lawrence Magnuson:
    The price for PermaBond is $80. Is that per gallon? Or per five gallons? Is there free shipping with this product as there is with Deck Revive, to South Carolina? Is there any dealer in Charlotte, NC area that carries both products?

    That is per gallon. Each gallon covers 300-400 sq. feet. No free shipping and there are not dealers in your area.
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    Lawrence Magnuson · 06/06/2015
    The price for PermaBond is $80. Is that per gallon? Or per five gallons? Is there free shipping with this product as there is with Deck Revive, to South Carolina? Is there any dealer in Charlotte, NC area that carries both products?
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    TWP Stains · 06/03/2015
    plain Jane 96:
    Previously used CWF and have done all of the stripping, brightening and removing furring. Now want to select a color that is equivalent to CWF-UV5 Natural Tone? Which formula should be used in Nebraska with a covered deck with sun on the steps and railings until 2 pm?

    Hello, we are not familiar with CWF colors. We do have samples on this link to test colors;
    http://www.twpstain.com/stain-samples
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    plain Jane 96 · 06/03/2015
    Previously used CWF and have done all of the stripping, brightening and removing furring. Now want to select a color that is equivalent to CWF-UV5 Natural Tone? Which formula should be used in Nebraska with a covered deck with sun on the steps and railings until 2 pm?
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    TWP Stains · 06/02/2015
    Clay Volz:
    Which formula do I want to use on a deck in Wa

    Use the 100 Series.
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    Clay Volz · 06/02/2015
    Which formula do I want to use on a deck in Wa
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    TWP Stains · 06/02/2015
    Kathy Palmer:
    What is VOC mean?
    We live in Florida. Is that high or low VOC?
    We just laid down a 1300 sq. ft. deck with 2x6 rounded edge pressure treated pine.
    There is maybe 4 hours of sun on part of the deck, the rest in shade and some areas damp.
    Is "Deck Sealer" the same is "Stain"?
    Is "Natural" the same as "Clear"
    What best to use as a "High Quality Deck Sealer with UV, mildew and fungus protection"?
    Also, we have purchased panels of bamboo to build a fence.
    Can we use the same Sealer/Stain as we will use on Deck?
    ALSO, I would like sales person to call me. Left a message on your recording. Thanks.

    -Volatile Organic compounds
    -High VOC for FL
    -You would want the 100 Series but read this about new wood:
    http://www.twpstainhelp.com/prepping-new-wood-for-twp-stains/
    -Stains are sealers as well. Not all sealers are stains
    -Natural is tinted. Clear is not
    -No you cannot use the TWP 100 on Bamboo