Very Important - Has Ended!

*Ends September 30th, 2018! All orders must be between April 23rd - September 30th, 2018 to qualify.

*All rebate forms have until October 31st, 2018 to be submitted. If you do not have photos, you can still submit and send photos at a later time. Any questions, ask below in the comment area.

Rebates forms are to be submitted after purchase.

  • The 2018 Spring online TWP $4 per gallon rebate (max amount of $40 per customer) applies to TWP® 100 Series, TWP® 200 Series and TWP® 1500 Series 1 Gallon and 5-Gallon pails purchased online at www.twpstain.com from April 23rd, 2018 – September 30th, 2018.
  • All submitted rebate forms should include at least two photographs of finished project*. Digital Photo Uploads and Rebate claims can be made using the rebate claim form below and may be made no later than 90 days from the original purchase date.
  • No rebate claims may be made after October 31st, 2018. Rebates will be applied in the form of a credit applied to the credit card or PayPal used for original purchase at TWPStain.com. Rebates can take up to 2 weeks after submittal, using the form below.

*Photographs may be utilized for future print or online promotion of the TWP® brand by the participating online dealer and/or the manufacturer of TWP®.

**Make sure all Finished Project Photos are sent with the Rebate form. You can upload multiple photos of your TWP project with your submission below.

***Disclaimer: All products must be purchased from TWPStain.com to receive credit from TWPstain.com

 

TWP Stain Rebate Form

Upload 2 Completed Photos of Project using the "Red" Button at Bottom of the form when submitting the Rebate.

 

 

 

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    Colton · 11/13/2018
    Can I still submit rebate form?
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      TWP Stains · 11/13/2018
      Sorry but the rebate period has already ended.
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    Rob · 10/30/2018
    Before and after - 22+ year old redwood deck, stripped and applied 1500 redwood stain. Very happy with the results!
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    Donna Lee · 10/29/2018
    I just downloaded 2 photos with my rebate form but when I tried to view them on my laptop, they looked horrible. I don't know what happened.. please let me know on your end.
    Thanls
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      TWP Stains · 10/30/2018
      I am sure they will be fine.
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    Maria · 10/18/2018
    If we don't submit a photo with each and every rebate form, do we still get a rebate? And if we have a lot we have submitted, how do we know which photos we need to submit?
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      TWP Stains · 10/18/2018
      $40 is the max rebate so only 10 Gallons from your rebate forms will count. Thanks
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    Mary Jo · 10/04/2018
    TWP 1500 Series - Great Product - Pecan 1520- Color Perfect
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    Dave · 09/24/2018
    TWP 1500 Natural on a 32 year old PT deck that had been repaired, stained and neglected over time. Stripped, Brightened and gave all the horizontals the wet on wet. Finding 4 dry days in a row in Maine was a struggle. Had to wait 10 days after the initial prep to allow for drying and clear weather to come after applying the stain. Use a pad! Very pleased with the results.
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    Chuck · 08/29/2018
    TWP 100 Rustic after a full strip, sand and brighten project on our deck. Very happy with the outcome.
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    Stephen · 08/24/2018
    Missed my favorite one
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    Stephen · 08/24/2018
    Though I really love the look of the rails, every time I have to clean them, I remember how much of a pain they are to clean.

    TWP 100-Redwood
    Redwood substrate
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    Hunter I. · 08/23/2018
    Used 103 Dark Oak on my split rail fence. Turned out lighter than the color swatch online but I actually prefer it! Great product and fast shipping. We are very satisfied!
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      burleaf · 09/09/2018
      Looks great. How did you apply stain to the side with the wire fence attached?I have the same setup and have wondered about the best way to apply stain. Brush or sprayer.
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        Hunter I. · 09/10/2018
        I used an airless sprayer and went behind with a brush to clean up any runs. Depending how much fence you have a brush by itself would take forever!
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      TWP Stains · 08/23/2018
      Looks great!
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        Jill Corrales · 08/27/2018
        Wow that looks beautiful! I wished I would have used dark oak instead of the rustic oak. Next time :-) Gorgeous fence!
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    Dave Schaaf · 08/22/2018
    I have to wait until the 4 months recommended drying time to apply. I decided to get the cleaner/brightener kit, too to make sure it looks right. Deck was installed mid July 2018.
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    Patti Hendrikse · 08/20/2018
    Can I receive a rebate if I purchased the product at the store?
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      TWP Stains · 08/21/2018
      Sorry but no. Online only from this website.
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    Ryan Sanford · 08/18/2018
    1502 on a cedar fence.
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    Cheri Rhinhart · 08/12/2018
    Rhinhart photos
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    Pauline Schoeneman · 08/10/2018
    Here are my 2 pictures for the rebate! Your upload button does not work!
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    Bostongal · 08/10/2018
    It rained too close to application and some of the stain has been displaced, is there anything I can do about it now? am I in a bad situation for where its displaced?
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      TWP Stains · 08/11/2018
      It should be fine until you redo.
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    Bostongal · 08/08/2018
    What can be done about the oversanded area that wont absorb?
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      TWP Stains · 08/08/2018
      Lightly wipe off the excess stain with a rag and mineral spirits. Saturate all oily rags in water and lay flat to dry outside.
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        Bostongal · 08/08/2018
        Wipe off stain? With cloth and spirits? What will that do? There is no wet stain it looks white
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          TWP Stains · 08/08/2018
          Sorry, thought you said the stain was wet. Not sure if there is anything you can do this year. If it cannot soak in, there is no way to force it in this year but natural weathering should help over the next year to allow it in when you redo.
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            Pauline · 08/10/2018
            It took 2 years for my cedar fence to dry and gray! It even says on the can to wait until your fence grays! It looks beautiful now and this stain from TWP is fantastic!
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    Bostongal · 08/07/2018
    Hi, I was just told that the lighter area of stain was done while shaded, the redder was done in sun. Instructions are so very important. Can I sand and go darker next year for even color? See my other 2 posts.
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      TWP Stains · 08/08/2018
      You can use the Gemini Restore Kit for the prep and apply a darker color next year. Just one coat.
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    Bostongal · 08/07/2018
    This is bare, before
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    Bostongal · 08/07/2018
    I had a painter stain my deck with 1500 honey tone but even after much research and explaining to him the how to's I think he still had an issue. The deck looked half stained, a picture was taken and he is now adding stain. Am I going to be ok? I'm not worried but am concerned