TWP 1502 Redwood is a very rich red color. Looks great on all wood types such as Cedar, Redwood, Pine, and Exotic Hardwood decking,
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 1502 Redwood color will vary based on:
Type of Wood
Age of Wood
Prepping of Wood
Application method
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Ken
6 months ago
Before I knew it was a mistake, I applied a second TWP 1502 Redwood stain coat over the first, which had only three days to dry. How do I sop up the second coat? The local paint store that sold me the stain said it would take about three months to dry if I didn’t soak up the second coat. Thanks!
Dents can happen during shipment if the shipping company mishandles the box. The box will bounce back to shape but the can inside may not. That does not mean there is anything wrong with the stain inside the container and is perfectly good to still use. If it was leaking or the top was crushed then a replacement should be sent and a claim made with the shipping company.
Steve
2 years ago
My deck is new, was spayed, sealed with a clear water based sealant once last year. It doesn’t appear to have done much of anything. It is okay to use 1502 stain over the top of the sealant? Or is there some kind of prep work that needs to be done?
I bought TWP 1502 to apply on pine and in my test application, it came out lighter than I want. Is it possible to darken the remaining 5 gallons of stain I have? Is there a pigment or dye you recommend?
TWP 1502 Redwood is a very rich red color. Looks great on all wood types such as Cedar, Redwood, Pine, and Exotic Hardwood decking,
Before I knew it was a mistake, I applied a second TWP 1502 Redwood stain coat over the first, which had only three days to dry. How do I sop up the second coat? The local paint store that sold me the stain said it would take about three months to dry if I didn’t soak up the second coat. Thanks!
https://twpstainhelp.com/twp-stain-is-spotty-or-shiny/
Thank you for your quick and helpful response.
Dents can happen during shipment if the shipping company mishandles the box. The box will bounce back to shape but the can inside may not. That does not mean there is anything wrong with the stain inside the container and is perfectly good to still use. If it was leaking or the top was crushed then a replacement should be sent and a claim made with the shipping company.
My deck is new, was spayed, sealed with a clear water based sealant once last year. It doesn’t appear to have done much of anything. It is okay to use 1502 stain over the top of the sealant? Or is there some kind of prep work that needs to be done?
Thank you,
Steve
No, the sealer has to be removed first. Use this kit: https://www.twpstain.com/restore-a-deck-stripper-brightener-kit-detail
I will give it a try. Thank you!
does this have a gloss finish to it
TWP stains do not have any shine.
I bought TWP 1502 to apply on pine and in my test application, it came out lighter than I want. Is it possible to darken the remaining 5 gallons of stain I have? Is there a pigment or dye you recommend?
Sorry but that is not possible to tint the TWP.
Twp 1502 red wood fences stain is water base or oil base
Oil based.
Does this product require sealer afterwards? 1502 redwood
No, and you can never apply a sealer over a deck stain like TWP.
Explain what you mean please
Sorry but not sure what you are asking for? As we mentioned, it is not possible to ever apply a sealer or coating over top of the TWP.
What does that do? Is it not needed?
A sealer is not needed and cannot be applied over a deck stain.