TWP® 100 Pro-Series Stain – Trusted Wood Protection for Over 25 Years!
TWP® 100 Pro-Series is a high-performance, penetrating wood stain that enhances and protects exterior wood surfaces, ensuring long-lasting beauty and durability. Designed to preserve natural wood tones, this stain resists fading, water damage, and mildew growth, making it the preferred choice for decking, fences, and wood siding.
🔹 Key Benefits of TWP® 100 Pro-Series Stain
✔ Deep Penetration & Rich Color Enhancement
✔ Prevents Wood from Turning Gray
✔ Superior Water Repellency – Reduces Warping, Cracking & Splitting
✔ Protects Against Mildew, Mold, & Freeze Damage
✔ Time-Tested Formula – 25+ Years of Proven Performance
✔ Easy to Apply & Maintain
🔹 Where to Use TWP® 100 Pro-Series Stain?
✔ Wood Decking & Railings
✔ Fences & Gates
✔ Log Homes & Wood Siding
✔ Hardwoods & Pressure-Treated Lumber
✔ Outdoor Furniture & Pergolas
📌 Ideal for all types of exterior natural wood!
🔹 Available Colors
🎨 TWP® 100 Pro-Series is available in 8 beautiful wood tones that enhance the natural grain of your wood while providing long-lasting protection.
🔹 Why Choose TWP® 100 Pro-Series?
✅ Long-Lasting UV Protection & Color Retention – Prevents graying & fading.
✅ Water-Repellent Formula – Reduces warping, cracking, and wood splitting.
✅ Easy Application & Maintenance – No need for sanding between recoats.
✅ Mildew & Mold Resistant – Helps prevent unsightly staining & wood decay.
✅ Deep Penetration for Maximum Protection – Won’t just sit on the surface like inferior stains.
🔹 How to Apply TWP® 100 Pro-Series Stain
✔ Prep the Surface – Clean & brighten wood before staining for best absorption.
✔ Apply with a Brush, Roller, or Sprayer – Work stain into the wood grain.
✔ Back-Brush for Even Penetration – Avoid puddling for a smooth finish.
✔ Allow Proper Dry Time – Typically 24-48 hours before foot traffic.
📌 For best results, use TWP® 100 Pro-Series on properly prepped wood.
✔ Restore & Protect Your Outdoor Wood with TWP® 100 Pro-Series!
✔ Enhance & Protect the Natural Beauty of Your Wood
✔ Provides Long-Lasting Color & Maximum Durability
✔ Professional-Grade Performance for Homeowners & Contractors
🔹 Order TWP® 100 Pro-Series today and keep your wood looking fresh for years to come!
Please Note:
TWP 100 Series is not compliant in all 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 5 Gallon Deck Stain
Technical Specifications – TWP 100 Wood Stain
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Available Sizes: 1-Gallon and 5-Gallon Pails
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Stain Type: Semi-Transparent, Oil-Based
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Coverage: 150–250 sq. ft. per gallon, per coat.
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Recommended Coats: 2 Coats (Wet-on-Wet Application)
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Application Temperature: 45°F – 95°F
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Application Methods: Stain Pad, Sprayer, Brush, or Roller
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Dry Time: 4 to 24 Hours
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Cleanup: Mineral Spirits
I am installing 4×8 sheets of rough cut pine, 8 in on center siding. It’s almost September. Are you recommending that I leave it un stained till spring being its new siding.??
If you are using rough-cut wood, you do not need to weather the wood and can stain right away as long as it is clean.
My apologies I meant to say brightener not conditioner
You always have to use a brightener after a cleaner or stain stripper. Wood type does not matter.
Ok Scott last questions my fence is rough hewn Minnesota cedar around 5yrs old I have cleaned it with a power washer using zep PW cleaner down to original surface I am ocd out the *** I am going to use Twp 1500 rustic stain I have read you don’t have to use conditioner on rough cedar is this true as I am trying to save a little time and money as this has been a tedious job
Conditioner? Not sure what that is or what you mean.
I live in Pennsylvania and I have about 1000 ft.² of rough Cedar fencing which would be more recommended the 100 or 1500 series of TWP and do they each last same amount of time before redoing?
You need the 1500 Series for PA. They last the same. On a fence, 4-6 years is normal.
Can you go over oil based stain with latex in future if unable to get oil stain
(TWP 100)
No, you would have to remove the TWP 100 Series, but there would be no reason to ever do this. Just switch to the TWP 1500 Series, which is oil-based and compliant with all US states’ VOC laws.
I could not find ANYWHERE how many sq. ft. 5 gallons covers.
150-250 sq. feet per gallon, per coat.
TWP 100 Series gave my deck a rich, natural look while protecting it from rain and sun. Application was easy and the stain soaked in perfectly with no sticky residue. Months later, it still looks great and has held up well. Definitely a product I’ll use again!
The TWP 100 Series worked great on our fence! Lasted about 5 years before the need to recoat!