TWP 1500 Series 5 Gallon

A clear sealer will not prevent UV graying. You must have a tint in the stain if you want it to last.

Best to use a cleaner that is designed for wood and the use of a wood brightener is essential for overall appearance and longevity of the stain. I would look at the Restore-A-Deck for the cleaner and brightener.

I have a 16x32 pressured treated wood deck that is 18 yeas old. Over the years I have had the deck powerwashed but never sealed. The deck has weather to a dark gray color and has mildew stains from overhanging trees. I am currently plan on cleaning the deck with and Oxygen zbleach cleaner and applying a clear sealer. I like what I read about your TWP 1500 series and am wondering if it comes in a clear finish. I live in the Centerville Oh area and would like to know if I can purchase your material in this area. Yhank you for your help!

Before applying any new stain/sealer you should remove the CWF first. This can typically be done with a stain stripper.

TWP 1500 Series is a great wood preservative and stain and would work very well for you.

Not sure what you mean by "non-stained" look as TWP and any high quality stains are tinted.

I have a large treated wood deck. After it was built - about 1.5 years ago - I used Flood CWF-UV deck sealer. It looked good to start, but it already has faded, the decking is cracking and it looks like untreated wood. I assume CWF-UV is water based.
I want a deck sealer that will last for several years and keep the sealed look. Is this the one? Should I pressure wash it before applying TWP 1500? Will it return to a 'non stained looking' look.
Thanks.

If you have some dark areas it might make sense to use a color that is a little richer like the Pecan.

Hello; I have a older pressure treated pine deck that I have just thoroughly pressure washed to get it clean. I would like to seal it now and retain as much of the natural color as possible. It does have some slightly darker shades in some areas. My question is: would I be better to stay with the "Natural:, or go with the "Pecan" to help hide some of the darker areas? Thank You; D Hill

The 1500 Series is a very good stain. Coverage is about 150 square feet per gallon. One 5 gallon should be enough for 700 sq. feet.

Shipping time is dependent on where you live. Typically takes 2-6 business days.

I have used TWP in the past and had good luck with it. My deck is old and had to replace some boards. It is open under it. It sounds like the 1500 series would be the product for me. What do you think and how long does it take to get it. I have about 700 sq ft. How much will I need and how long does it take to get it?