TWP 100 PRO Series Stain
TWP® 100 Pro-Series will keep your wood beautiful, fresh, and looking new longer! The ease of application and maintenance will allow you to enjoy your investment for years to come. Containing unique ingredients that protect the wood from damage, TWP 100 Series has been a leader and respected product for over 25 years.
Penetrating and enhances the natural wood tones in 8 different colors- Preserves wood from turning gray
- Sheds water
- Used for all types of exterior natural wood – Decking, Wood Houses, Wood Fencing, Hardwoods, etc
- Not prone to Mildew and Mold
TWP® 100 Pro-Series provides a broad spectrum of weather protection, is water repellent, and aids in color retention. TWP® 100 Pro-Series resists water absorption that causes warping, cracking, splitting, and prevents freeze damage in colder climates.
Use TWP® 100 Pro-Series to Restore and Protect YOUR GREAT OUTDOORS!
Please Note:
TWP 100 Series is not compliant in all states. Please read this for additional information: VOC States.
TWP 1500 series can be shipped to all 50 states.
*We do not guarantee stain colors as they will vary widely depending on the wood type, age, of wood, prepping of wood, and application. Small samples are available.
*TWP 105 Cape Cod Gray and 106 Prairie Gray are close to semi-solid in appearance.
TWP 100 Series 1 Gallon Deck Stain
Looking for vendors that carry TWP-101 stain in Raleigh Nprth Carolina? Thanks.
[quote name=”cnap”]i want to protect new bulkhead doors but prefer the look of the UV grey color… can you recommend a stain? is the cape cod gray comparable to a natural gray?[/quote]
Best to try some samples to see if you like the gray. Other option is clear. The clear will naturally gray over time but still seal and protect from water, snow, mold, etc.
i want to protect new bulkhead doors but prefer the look of the UV grey color… can you recommend a stain? is the cape cod gray comparable to a natural gray?
[quote name=”Quinae”]Hi, I just applied this to my bamboo deck. how long does it take to fully cure and walk on? Also, how often should I reapply and do I have to strip it in the future or just clean and brighten and reapply? Thanks.[/quote]
You should be able to walk on it anywhere from 4-24 hours under normal weather conditions but since it is bamboo, it may take longer to set up. The 100 Series is not designed for bamboo so not sure how long it will last. You can just clean and reapply when it starts to fade.
TWP 100 MSDS
Hi, I just applied this to my bamboo deck. how long does it take to fully cure and walk on? Also, how often should I reapply and do I have to strip it in the future or just clean and brighten and reapply? Thanks.
[quote name=”TomK”]Where can I get samples of TWP 100-101, -115, -120, -116 -102 & -103? I live in SW Ohio. Thanks.[/quote]
TWP 100 Series is not allowed in Ohio. You can use the 1500 series and samples are on this link:
http://www.twpstain.com/stain-samples
Where can I get samples of TWP 100-101, -115, -120, -116 -102 & -103? I live in SW Ohio. Thanks.
[quote name=”Chrissy”]I am planning on staining my deck would like clear on older treated lumber, what would you recommend color wise? I live in NW Pa. Want to use TWP 100. Thanks[/quote]
TWP 100 Series is not allowed in PA. Look at the TWP 1500 Series. Clear will not protect from UV graying. Use a tinted color. Honeytone is the lightest tint.
[quote name=”Bill Murdock”]I’ve heard very positive reports on TWP from friends in New England, but wonder how TWP will hold up in the South, i.e. less cold, no snow, but much more heat, humidity, and sun.[/quote]
Works great in all areas of the US.
I’ve heard very positive reports on TWP from friends in New England, but wonder how TWP will hold up in the South, i.e. less cold, no snow, but much more heat, humidity, and sun.
I am planning on staining my deck would like clear on older treated lumber, what would you recommend color wise? I live in NW Pa. Want to use TWP 100. Thanks
[quote name=”cindy hendrix”]Is there anywhere in Maryland (Baltimore/washington dc area) to purchase TWP 100?[/quote]
TWP 100 Series is not allowed for those areas. We can ship the 1500 Series to you from our website.
Is there anywhere in Maryland (Baltimore/washington dc area) to purchase TWP 100?
[quote name=”Barbara Alger”]I have stripped and sanded my old deck which is not in very good condition (has a lot of grooves. Since I have sanded it do I need to wait for it to cure like new wood? Also, it was painted white. It was impossible for me to get paint out of hairline cracks. They don’t look bad now, but will they show up more after using TWP? I already cleaned part of the deck with bleach and soap. Will this impair absorption? Can I use Oxyclean on the remainder of the deck and just buy the brightner? My house is white with black shutters so I really like the natural grey color but I don’t want the solids in your grey color. If I use your clear how often will I need to recoat since I won’t have UV protection? My deck is 191 square foot which should be 2 gallons but your calculator shows three. Which is correct? I don’t see where shipping charges are estimated. I live in Tennessee. What would be the estimated shipping on 2 gallons? If I bought the 5 gallon to save money would it last until next time?[/quote]
The paint will show under the TWP. Best to prep now with the Gemini Restore Kit if you want to use the TWP not bleach. If you use the clear it will gray naturally and you will need to redo every 2 years. 3 gallons if you do 2 coats would be normal. Shipping costs are at checkout once you enter a state and zip code.
I have stripped and sanded my old deck which is not in very good condition (has a lot of grooves. Since I have sanded it do I need to wait for it to cure like new wood? Also, it was painted white. It was impossible for me to get paint out of hairline cracks. They don’t look bad now, but will they show up more after using TWP? I already cleaned part of the deck with bleach and soap. Will this impair absorption? Can I use Oxyclean on the remainder of the deck and just buy the brightner? My house is white with black shutters so I really like the natural grey color but I don’t want the solids in your grey color. If I use your clear how often will I need to recoat since I won’t have UV protection? My deck is 191 square foot which should be 2 gallons but your calculator shows three. Which is correct? I don’t see where shipping charges are estimated. I live in Tennessee. What would be the estimated shipping on 2 gallons? If I bought the 5 gallon to save money would it last until next time?
[quote name=”Gary K”]What is VOC of TWP 100 vs TWP 1500?[/quote]
TWP 100 is 550 VOC
TWP 1500 is 350 VOC
*Note both are registered as Wood Preservatives by the EPA and do not fall under “Architectural Coatings” VOC classification.
What is VOC of TWP 100 vs TWP 1500?
[quote name=”Gary K”]I am considering TWP 100 for a 12-year-old heart redwood deck that is holding up well. I’ve used the Sikkens SRD 250 Natural the last two applications. Does the TWP 100 come in a Natural? What would be the most comparable color? Also, I assume I’ll have to strip, clean, brighten beforehand, correct? I live in Napa area of California. How many years can I expect the treatment to last? (I’m having the TWP 100 sent to a friend in Nevada.)[/quote]
TWP 100 does not come in a Natural but the TWP 1500 does and that is allowed in CA while the 100 Series is not so you will need the 1500 Series. TWP needs to be reapplied every 2-3 years on average.
I am considering TWP 100 for a 12-year-old heart redwood deck that is holding up well. I’ve used the Sikkens SRD 250 Natural the last two applications. Does the TWP 100 come in a Natural? What would be the most comparable color? Also, I assume I’ll have to strip, clean, brighten beforehand, correct? I live in Napa area of California. How many years can I expect the treatment to last? (I’m having the TWP 100 sent to a friend in Nevada.)
[quote name=”Steven Sabb”]I put two coats of stain on some rough sawn cedar, wet on wet. 24 hours later the wood feels a bit oily. Will that feeling go away or is this normal? Is this due to the second coat not drying fully? There was no residue to wipe off from the second coat.[/quote]
It has not fully cured. It will go away shortly.
I put two coats of stain on some rough sawn cedar, wet on wet. 24 hours later the wood feels a bit oily. Will that feeling go away or is this normal? Is this due to the second coat not drying fully? There was no residue to wipe off from the second coat.
[quote name=”Charles Roccaforte”]You need with your web site, trying to buy your product,everything works until I get to select your state, the drop down does not work.
Could not enter my state.
Waiting for your reply.[/quote]
Are you on a mobile device? If not what browser are you using? Please let us know. Thanks!
You need with your web site, trying to buy your product,everything works until I get to select your state, the drop down does not work.
Could not enter my state.
Waiting for your reply.
[quote name=”John baird”]Does TWP 100 come in clear(no color)? And what is the price in 5 gallon buckets[/quote]
Yes it is an option in the drop down color chart. You can order 5 gallons on this link: http://www.twpstain.com/twp-100-series-5-gallon
Does TWP 100 come in clear(no color)? And what is the price in 5 gallon buckets
[quote name=”Ipe owner”]We have a new ipe deck, and hear about TWP 100. Is it best to use clear? Do you ship to Maine? What do you recommend for prep?[/quote]
Pleas read this article:
http://www.twpstainhelp.com/prepping-new-wood-for-twp-stains/
Only 1500 series for Maine.
We have a new ipe deck, and hear about TWP 100. Is it best to use clear? Do you ship to Maine? What do you recommend for prep?
[quote name=”cory a”]I am thinking about ordering the five-gallon size to take advantage of the discount, but I only need about three gallons per your calculator. If I do order the five-gallon, will it store well for a couple of years until the next application? Or should I just order the three gallons and plan on re-ordering when I need to re-apply?[/quote]
It will probably not last the 2-3 years once opened.
I am thinking about ordering the five-gallon size to take advantage of the discount, but I only need about three gallons per your calculator. If I do order the five-gallon, will it store well for a couple of years until the next application? Or should I just order the three gallons and plan on re-ordering when I need to re-apply?
[quote name=”DO”]We had our new deck stained with TWP 100 series (Honeytone)about 9 months ago after waiting about 4 months to have it stained. At the time we had it stained, there was no mildew on the deck.It was power washed prior to staining. In the past month, 9 months after being stained, mildew has started appearing on the deck. Why?[/quote]
Is the mildew on top of the stain or under it? You cannot stop mildew from growing on top of a stain or ay surface.
We had our new deck stained with TWP 100 series (Honeytone)about 9 months ago after waiting about 4 months to have it stained. At the time we had it stained, there was no mildew on the deck.It was power washed prior to staining. In the past month, 9 months after being stained, mildew has started appearing on the deck. Why?
[quote name=”Daniel DiPlacido”]I would like to stain the floor of my new KDAT pine deck with a TWP 100 color lighter than Honeytone. Is it possible to mix the TWP 100 Clear with Honeytone to produce a lighter color? Please comment.[/quote]
Yes you can do that but take inconsideration that you are also reducing the protection from UV graying.
I would like to stain the floor of my new KDAT pine deck with a TWP 100 color lighter than Honeytone. Is it possible to mix the TWP 100 Clear with Honeytone to produce a lighter color? Please comment.
[quote name=”Gary Bell”]Hello, We just had a 14X16 deck with 3′ railings built with pressure treated pine and I am interested in staining it with your TWP100 cedar tone stain. Is this the best choice for my never finished deck and if so how many gallons would I need to do a good job? I would also like to stain the substructure as most of the lower structure is visible. I live in Michigan but I think the 100 is OK to use here, right?
Also, Do you have a retailer in the Traverse City or Gaylord area of Michigan that sells it?
Thanks for any info you can provide.
Sincerely, Gary Bell[/quote]
Please read about new wood:
http://www.twpstainhelp.com/prepping-new-wood-for-twp-stains/
Yes on 100 series and we ship to your area.
Hello, We just had a 14X16 deck with 3′ railings built with pressure treated pine and I am interested in staining it with your TWP100 cedar tone stain. Is this the best choice for my never finished deck and if so how many gallons would I need to do a good job? I would also like to stain the substructure as most of the lower structure is visible. I live in Michigan but I think the 100 is OK to use here, right?
Also, Do you have a retailer in the Traverse City or Gaylord area of Michigan that sells it?
Thanks for any info you can provide.
Sincerely, Gary Bell
[quote name=”Lori Bynes”]Could I please have samples of your TWP100 in 105 and 106? Thanks!
1808 Rosecrans Court
Brentwood, TN 37027
Also, do you know of anyone that sells this product in my area?[/quote]Samples on this link:
http://www.twpstain.com/stain-samples
Could I please have samples of your TWP100 in 105 and 106? Thanks!
1808 Rosecrans Court
Brentwood, TN 37027
Also, do you know of anyone that sells this product in my area?
Would you send me a brochure of the colors available. It is hard to tell if it will be a match to the color of my house unless I see it on a brochure. Thank you.
[quote name=”Herb ROberts”]I have been using Penofin Rosewood oil finish Sierra color UN1263, blue can for 10 years or so on our Ipe deck. We now also have a new, small entry deck of cedar that has no finish on it yet.
If possible I would like to use the same stain on both. Probably a semi transparent as close to the Penofin we have been using.
Any suggestions on a TWP product, and color and procedure to use of the penofin now on the IPE?
We live in Sammamish Wa, 15 miles East of Seattle. Is there no place in W. Wa to buy TWP? Thanks[/quote]
You would want the TWP 116 Rustic. Use the Restore A Deck Stripper and than the Restore A Deck Brightener for prep. We are an online dealer and can ship there.
I have been using Penofin Rosewood oil finish Sierra color UN1263, blue can for 10 years or so on our Ipe deck. We now also have a new, small entry deck of cedar that has no finish on it yet.
If possible I would like to use the same stain on both. Probably a semi transparent as close to the Penofin we have been using.
Any suggestions on a TWP product, and color and procedure to use of the penofin now on the IPE?
We live in Sammamish Wa, 15 miles East of Seattle. Is there no place in W. Wa to buy TWP? Thanks
[quote name=”Dale K”]Do you have a local dealer in the Provo, UT. area? 84057[/quote]
We personally do not.
Do you have a local dealer in the Provo, UT. area? 84057
[quote name=”ROGER PIGG”]Is this product considered transparent or semi-transparent?[/quote]
Semi-transparent
Is this product considered transparent or semi-transparent?
[quote name=”bearmoss”]I will need aprox 7 gallons to do my deck. If I buy 2 5 gal pals will the remainder be good to do a maintenance coat next spring?[/quote]
Please read article here on this:
http://www.twpstainhelp.com/shelf-life-of-twp/
I will need aprox 7 gallons to do my deck. If I buy 2 5 gal pals will the remainder be good to do a maintenance coat next spring?
[quote name=”ben blackwell”]are your products available at retail outlets in albuquerque, nm area?[/quote]
We are an online dealer for TWP and personally do not have a dealer there.
are your products available at retail outlets in albuquerque, nm area?
Peter B, not you cannot apply a third coat and you do not want TWP to gloss. It will be over applied and fail quicker. Need to remove the Sikkens.