TWP Stain Colors

by TWP Stains

The Total Wood Preservative known as TWP is an EPA registered wood preservative that protects exterior wood surfaces from structural damage and wood rot. This semi-transparent line of wood stains come in several different formulas and stain colors.

The most popular line of TWP stain is their 1500 Series. This newly designed formula outperforms the previous TWP 500 Series. The water resistant stain protects wood from warping, cracking and splitting. In addition, it prevents freeze damage in colder regions of the country. TWP Stain will stop wood graying as well as darkening and fading as a result of harsh UV rays. The TWP 1500 Series is an oil based semi-transparent formula that will allow the wood to show through while adding a little bit of tone.

TWP 1500 enhances the natural beauty of the wood grain and is available in 9 different stain colors. TWP stain colors for the 1500 Series are Cedartone, Redwood, Dark Oak, Black Walnut, California Redwood, Honeytone, Rustic, Pecan, and Natural. These tones add just enough pigment for adequate sun protection while enhancing the wood’s appearance. See TWP 1500 Colors for more info and explanation.

TWP 100 Series is also an EPA registered wood preservative. This non-peeling blend of stain penetrates wood surfaces to repel water and UV rays while aiding in color retention. The 100 Series is offered in 6 colors of Cedartone, Pecan, Redwood, Honeytone, Rustic, and Dark Oak. See TWP 100 Colors for more info and explanation.

Last but not least TWP 200 Series is a paraffinic oil based clear finish. This protects against the elements and also restores lubricity and flexibility to the wood. A little bit of pigment in this clear transparent stain is available in 4 tones being Cedartone, Cedar Gold, California Cedar, and Butternut.

All of the final color results vary depending on the wood type, age, condition, preparation of wood, and the stain application process. These semi-transparent stain colors will bring out the wood grain’s natural beauty while providing long lasting protection.

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A J Parrino
A J Parrino
1 year ago

Can you use TWP 1500 to stain previously  stained shed which was stained with Cabot Australian Oil  ten years ago and how would you prep the surface.?

Cynthia Jones
Cynthia Jones
1 year ago

Where can I buy this in Eugene Oregon?

Jeff N
Jeff N
3 years ago

If I power wash can I apply TWP over previous Thompsons?

Julian Whanger
Julian Whanger
3 years ago

I have TWP redwood stain on my deck which I would like to change the color to sort of a cedar tone collar. The deck is very faded. What color would I use over the weathered redwood to change the color? Can you send me a sample of cedartone stain to see what it would look like?

Ron berry
Ron berry
4 years ago

I have an older deck treated lumber looking for a solid color stain what what do you recommend I use on an older deck never been stained

Dena
Dena
4 years ago

Do twp come in quarts. How can I order from Canada. What is the best to put on my new pressure treated deck, I live in n.l. Canada. We have harsh weather…I want my new decking to look natural, so I can see the knots and grain… is a sealer and stain the same. I don’t want anything that will peel

Steve
Steve
4 years ago

1500 series good for a cedar deck, 15 years old, that has been treated with other products?

I have stripped the old finish and washed with hose, not a power washer.

I expect this to be the final product before replacing decking in 4-5 years

Carl
Carl
4 years ago

Will the TWP 1500 SER BE GOOD ON A BAMBOO FENCE. THE FENCE HAS BEEN STANDING FOR ABOUT ONE YEAR. IT WA TREATED WITH TWP ONCE?

Barb
Barb
5 years ago

So, can I use twp on new cedar shakes and then apply a solid oil stain? Our 100 year old shakes are mahogany, and we will be replacing a good share of them.

Joan DuBose
Joan DuBose
5 years ago

I need help! We have western red cedar home and we stained it with twp cedartone and love it but now we had 2 screen doors made out of poplar wood and staining it with cedartone does not match, it is too light, what can we add to cedartone and make it look good and match

Pamela
Pamela
6 years ago

Is Restore a Deck Prep 1 and 2 suitable as a cleaning application for TREX

Bret Mansch
Bret Mansch
7 years ago

What is the difference between the 1520, and the 120? Tks bret

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