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TWP 100 Series Picture Album
Hearing from consumers who have used the TWP 100 Series wood stain, their decks have held up to the test of time and weather after this harsh winter. TWP is one of our top go-to stains as deck restoration contractors and we have been using it for 20+ years.
Key takeaways
- TWP 100 Series earned an overall score of 8.5 at the two-year mark, proving strong durability through harsh winter conditions.
- The stain is easy to apply and reapply, making it a reliable choice for both DIYers and professional deck restoration contractors.
- TWP 100 Series has been applied to thousands of decks over 20-plus years with rarely any issues reported.
- No other deck stain product has outperformed TWP 100 Series, though a few comparable options exist on the market today.
Overall Score TWP 100 Series Stain at 2 Year Period: 8.5
– TWP is one of our most commonly used stains. We have applied the TWP 100 Series to many 1000’s of decks and rarely have an issue. Easy to apply and easy to reapply when the time comes. There are a few other stains that are as good, but as of yet, no other product has been better.
For more info, see our article: TWP 100 Series Review
Hi,
Planning to us TWP 100 Series on 2 large decks. I note that the company cautions that it is not absorbed as well with new wood. We need to replace some deck boards with pressure-treated wood, what is the impact? Will we have a very uneven looking stain? Is there a solution? Thanks.
You must let the new wood weather for 4 or more months and then prep.
Is 100 Series oil-based deck stain approved for use in North Carolina? Thank you.
Yes, it is!
Live in SW Colorado. Redwood deck has been sanded. Penofin was used in the past but it darkens and gray in some areas and color was uneven after a few years – sort of like pealing in some of your pictures.
What would you recommend The TWP 1500 series oil based semi-transparent ? Or one that has the Oxide to protect from UV damage.
Strip and brigheten to remove the Penofin. TWP stains are excellent and would work well. All TWP tinted semi-transparent colors have UV protection.
I need to redo a mahogany storm door originally finished with the old 2 step Sikens product… no longer available… not sure what to use after a little sanding… don’t want to screw it up… beautiful custom door that hasn’t been addressed since instillation in NH 12 yrs ago and it’s in great shape that Sikens product was AWSOME the manufacturer used it in their production process… please HELP
Live in the snow belt, and get a lot of mold and peeling. What is your suggestion to fight the mold. No one in my area sells the TWP.
Buy the TWP online: http://www.twpstain.com
or Restore A Deck Wood Stains.
I have not seen any mention of Outlast Q8 log oil. Have you done any research or testing with this product?
We have not. Consumers have mentioned it a few times. Most were looking to remove it and use a better stain.