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TWP 200 Series is a 94%+ solids, penetrating finish designed to extend the life of exterior wood such as decking, cedar shake siding, and shingles. Containing a paraffin oil, TWP 200 series penetrates wood extremely well. The Paraffin oil is a “non-drying” oil that enhances the wood cells structural stability. This greatly improves the woods life and appearance.
TWP 200 Series primary function is to enhance the structural integrity and appearance of aged roofing. The finish composition will minimize grain cracking, cupping, surface erosion, water absorption and surface attack from mildew and algae. Although the system is highly penetrative, the residual surface film is highly resistant to destructive organisms. The penetrative portion of the product absorbs into aged and porous wood, adding bulk to aged and brittle wood fiber. This restores lubricity and flexibility to brittle shingles. At 94%+ solids, these products comply with all current federal and state VOC (volatile organic compounds) regulations.
TWP 200 SERIES will not crack, peel or blister making maintenance an easy task to perform for extended wood protection.
- Compliant in all States
- Sheds and Repels Water
- Prolongs UV Fading
- 8 Colors. Can take up to 30 days to cure to final color.
Material Preparation:
Due to different substrates, wood density, sanding, wiping and application methods, and atmospheric conditions, ALWAYS check actual stain color for accuracy before finish work process begins. We are not responsible for color variances following application of the product.
**TWP® 200 Clear allows wood to gray naturally
TWP is a registered trademark of AMTECO, Inc.
Hello,
I am looking into the best Oil stain for my deck. I live in the north of Ontario with rough winter. I am looking into a stain I don’t want something that will peel off. My deck is pressure treated by is now 5-6 years old and is getting dry! So it needs a good clean up and a good rich stain!
Also what would be the prep? Only pressure clean it with a deck cleaner and stain? Am I supposed to let it dry?
Thank you
Jordane
For prep help, it’s best to send some pics in the comments. As for the stain, the TWP 200 Series would be a great option.
Where are technical specs such as “clean up?”
https://www.twpstain.com/pdf/TWP200_TWP201_TWP202_TWP203_TWP205_TWP206_TWP207_TWP210_TOTAL_WOOD_PROTE.pdf
Planning to use TWP 200 to stain a deck in Canada. Prior stain was semi transparent water based. Is sanding down to clean wood ok or do I need a prep agent too?
Do not sand finer than 60-80 grit. Clean and brighten after for final prep.
I’m aging and do not pay for anything online. is it possible to phone the store and pay for it giving you my visa # over the phone? Also can I purchace by the gallon?
Yes to both questions.
how long will ‘left over’ TWP 200 series stay good for?
12 months if opened.
is the grey transparent or solid color?
Semi-transparent.
How many sqft will 5 gallons of twp200 cover?
Depends on the wood type and age of wood but about 750-1000 sq feet.
Is this product good for a dock? Will marine life not be effected?
You can use it for a dock but try not to drip it into the water while applying. Once dry there are no issues.
How much is a 5 gallon of cedar oil base stain
Pricing is above on this page.
Just bought a house that about 30 years old with stained cedar siding. The stain looks several years old with large faded areas on sunny sides. Should I use the TWP 200, 201 or a different product to bring the faded and unfaded areas closer together. Can I top coat one of these with a gloss product for a shinny finish.
The current stain will need to be removed and prepped. Please post a picture so we can help determine the best way to do this. You cannot topcoat a stain with a gloss or shine. It will peel.
Looking to stain an 80 foot dock in Long Island, NY. I do not want a stain that will peel off over time. Which product do you recommend for this?
The TWP 200 Series would work great for the dock.
Will the TWP 200 product leave a slippery surface when wet?
No.
Like to stain a 1 year old untreated pt pine deck to a light brown tone, avoiding red tones if possible. Also a screened porch is already stained to a light brown color. Can we approximate that color? Color recommendations in 200 series?
The TWP does not have a light brown color. The Butternut is closest at a medium brown.
I just got a deck built and wanna keep the original look. How long do I wait to stain it and what’s the best color. It is treated wood.
New wood needs to weather for 3-5 months. After the weathering use a Restore A Deck Prep Kit prior to staining: https://www.opwdecks.com/best-selling-cleaner.htm
Any color you like will work.
Got the deck built the last of march and my top rails are turning white.
Clean and brighten for prep and the gray will come off.
Is this stain a sealer as well. 2in1 or I gotta put a clear sealant on it afterwards
Stains are sealers and you cannot apply a sealer over a deck stain.
Hello,
I have a PT deck that is approximately 10-12 yrs old. I live in Ontario with harsh winters, and hot summers. It’s in good structural condition so I would like to refinish it with an oil based stain that will provide max protection against UV, and mold, what stain color would you recommend?
Thanks in advance.
Hello, any color that you like will work very well for you in the TWP 200 Series. Darker colors will allow better UV protection. Butternut, Russet, Redwood, etc.
How many coats for for a 15 month old cedar fence?
Just one coat.
I have a new deck with western red cedar. Want a semi transparent to highlight the grain and natural color, nothing golden or orange. I was thinking 205?
Hello,
All new wood will need to weather for 4-12 months and properly prepped (cleaner and a wood brightener) before applying the TWP. Once this is done, you can use any color of the 200 series. Just one coat.
Looking for a deep red stain for my cedar deck any suggestions
Use the TWP 202 Redwood color.
Hi, I am looking for a medium brown tone for my (green) pressure-treated pine wood deck. The deck sat for about 10 month in Alberta weather (long snowy winter and hot spring sun). What stain color do you recommend?
Hi Steve, look at the Butternut 207 color. Make sure to prep your new wood before applying.
The TWP 1500 Series has a natural colour finish. What is the closest colour to natural in the TWP 200 Series.
Cedar Gold is the lightest tint in the 200 Series that has UV protection.
Will the Cedar Gold have a orange look to it or will it have a more light brown look. Thanks.
Depends on your wood type and age but leans towards golden tint.
WE stained our 1200 sq ft deck last year with TWP 200.The cedar planks were perfect, the conditions under which we stained it too were perfect and were happy with the coverage and the colour. I am noticing, however that it has faded considerably especially around the area of the knots. I was considering rubbing an additional coat on the entire deck to darken these areas and further protect the deck. Do you recommend that I do this? I am surprised that the stain has only stood up this one winter season, 8 months only. There is no pealing or anything like that, just fading.
Knots are always lighter in color due to the density of the wood there. Nothing you can do to stop this nor will it cause any harm to your wood. Just leave alone.
[quote name=”Ron Ingram”]TWP200 QUESTIONS:
1. What coverage (sf/gal) should I expect?
2. Life expectancy? Procedure for re-coating?
3. Do you ship small samples (e.g. for color-testing on the target wood)? Is there a Canadian distributor in my area?
I’ve got a new board fence, 6′ x 250′, MicroPro Sienna treated brown. I’m located near Hamilton Ontario Canada N3W0A6.[/quote]
1. 150-200 sq feet per gallon
2. 2-3 years on a deck surface. 4-6 years for a fence.
3. We do not have samples. No dealers in Canada but we ship there.
TWP200 QUESTIONS:
1. What coverage (sf/gal) should I expect?
2. Life expectancy? Procedure for re-coating?
3. Do you ship small samples (e.g. for color-testing on the target wood)? Is there a Canadian distributor in my area?
I’ve got a new board fence, 6′ x 250′, MicroPro Sienna treated brown. I’m located near Hamilton Ontario Canada N3W0A6.
[quote name=”Ciara”]Hi, does the TWP 200 come one gallon containers?[/quote]
We only sell it in 5 gallon pails.
Hi, does the TWP 200 come one gallon containers?
Hi, do you ship TWP 200 stain to Canada? If so what is the shipping cost?
Great stain for shakes and shingles. Can be used for decking as well.