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What is the difference between TWP 100 and TWP 1500 Stain?

5/23/2017

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TWP 1500 vs TWP 100 STAIN
"Question:  I have a house in the Colorado Mountains that I intend to re-side with rough cedar.  I can not tell from your descriptions why the TWP 100 product will not work as well as the TWP 1500."

Answer:  Both TWP 1500 and TWP 100 will provide the same protections. 
TWP 100 Stain has a V.O.C. of 550 grams/liter. Certain states now require lower V.O.C. limits in wood preservatives (350 gram/liter). TWP 1500 Stain is the same base formulation as TWP 100 Series with minor formulation changes to comply with the state regulations.

The same color choices come in both series with the exception of the Black Walnut (1500 series only) and the Cape Cod & Prairie Gray (100 Series Only)

TWP 1500 Series will go on over the 100 Series as long as it has been a year since you last stained the deck. 


TWP 100 Stain can not be shipped to CA, CT, DC, DE, IL, IN, ME, MA, MD, NH, NJ, NY, OH, PA, RI, VT, VA and CANADA due to VOC regulations.
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Storing Leftover TWP Stain for Later Use.

5/17/2017

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When you finish your project and find that you have some TWP Stain leftover, not need to worry the product can be kept for a few years when stored properly.

Unopened cans of TWP stain have a shelf life of a few years and opened cans will keep for 1 to 2 years.  An opened 5 Gallon pail will not reseal and should be used within a few weeks.  If you will have stain leftover in your 5 Gallon Pail you can purchase an empty 1 Gallon Metal paint can from your hardware store.  Transfer mixed product into the container and seal tightly. Also be sure to write on the can so you remember what you stored in it.

Other Tips to consider when storing TWP Stain
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  • TWP Should be stored in a cool dry place out of direct sunlight.  Preferably between 50 and 70 degrees.
  • Transfer leftover material from 5 Gallon pails to a 1 gallon metal paint can.
  • Be sure to mix the stain well prior to re-use.  You should use a drill mixer or bring the stain to a paint store to have them shake it.
  • If the stain has started to solidify then it is no longer any good.

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