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    TWP Stains · 06/25/2012
    You should use both a wood cleaner and a wood brightener to prep the wood after the sanding.
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    Carl · 06/25/2012
    I sanded my PT deck with 20 then 36 grit paper. Should I do anything else to the deck before staining for better penetration?
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    Administrator · 06/14/2012
    You can use one stain and color but it will look different. Cedar cannot look like mahogany.

    Thanks
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    Geoff Stuart · 06/13/2012
    Hi,
    I have a new deck that is mahogany deck with cedar wrapped rails.
    Is there ONE stain/sealant that will bring out the natural color of each wood type? Or do I need to use two different stains?
    Thanks,
    Geoff
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    TWP Stains · 06/05/2012
    Unopened a few years. Opened, less then 1 year. All TWP Stains are semi-transparent.
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    katherine randall · 06/05/2012
    What is the shelf life of the 100 series. I will probably not need the 5-gallon pail, but it seems to be the better deal.

    Also - Do you have semi-transparent stains?
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    TWP Stains · 05/29/2012
    In Richmond, VA you have to use the 1500 Series ans the 100 is not compliant there.

    Cal Red is a lighter red, Cedartone is a brownish cedar color, and Pecan is a little darker. Sorry but we personally do not have any dealers in your area.
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    TWP Stains · 05/29/2012
    You can use one stain for both wood types. I would look at the TWP 1500 Series in one of the lighter tints.
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    Colleen A · 05/29/2012
    I have a 15 year old deck that has been properly cleaned and prepped for staining. I live in Richmond, VA and the deck is in full sun from 11am until 5pm every day. We have a lot of humidity in the Summer and above average rainfall throughout the year with mild snow every year or two. Which Series would be better for my deck - 100 or 1500? Also, I am looking at Cedartone, California Redwood or Pecan but it is almost impossible to choose a color from a website. Which color is darkest? Does California Redwood have a lot of red in it? Lastly, is there a retail store in Virginia that carries your products?
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    natalie · 05/29/2012
    Hi,
    I have a new deck that is mahogany deck with cedar wrapped rails.
    Is there ONE stain/sealant that will bring out the natural color of each wood type? Or do I need to use two different stains?
    Thanks,
    Natalie
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    TWP Stains · 05/28/2012
    TWP 150 Series. It unfortunately cannot be shipped to the 4 counties of LA if you happen to live there. Nothing can.
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    Udi Poran · 05/28/2012
    Hello,
    I am planning to re-finish a Redwood deck. We live in southern California and the deck is exposed to full sun and extreme heat (100+) most of the summer. Which of your products will be a better choice?
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    Administrator · 05/24/2012
    Coverages are on each product page as it varies on the series.
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    val · 05/24/2012
    What is the coverage per gallon? I would like to have this for a potential insurance claim.
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    TWP Stains · 05/22/2012
    I would not apply the 1500 series right now but rather wait 6+ months. It will adhere better.
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    Kandy Nanfito · 05/22/2012
    I just refinished my deck with 100 series honeytone a week ago. I did it 2 years ago and most of it was weathered off the wood within 1 year. Could I apply a coat of the 1500 series over the newly applied 100 series to make it last longer?
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    TWP Stains · 04/28/2012
    Must choose the Rustic color in either the 1500 Series or the 100 Series when staining an exotic hardwood like IPE.
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    Randy Folsom · 04/28/2012
    What is teh best stain for Ipe and which color brings out the natural Ipe\' color the best?
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    TWP Stains · 03/24/2012
    TWP 1500 Rustic Brown
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    Tammy · 03/24/2012
    what is the best match for 206 Russet Brown