Wood Stain Samples
Wood Stain Samples
Wood Stain Samples
Wood Stain Samples
Wood Stain Samples
Wood Stain Samples

Wood Stain Samples

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$10.00
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TWP 100 Clear Sample
$10.00
TWP 101 Cedartone Sample
$10.00
TWP 102 Redwood Sample
$10.00
TWP 103 Dark Oak Sample
$10.00
TWP 105 Cape Cod Sample
$10.00
TWP 106 Prairie Gray Sample
$10.00
TWP 115 Honeytone Sample
$10.00
TWP 116 Rustic Sample
$10.00
TWP 120 Pecan Sample
$10.00
TWP 1501 Cedartone Sample
$10.00
TWP 1502 Redwood Sample
$10.00
TWP 1503 Dark Oak Sample
$10.00
TWP 1504 Black Walnut Sample
$10.00
TWP 1511 California Redwood Sample
$10.00
TWP 1515 Honeytone Sample
$10.00
TWP 1516 Rustic Sample
$10.00
TWP 1520 Pecan Sample
$10.00
TWP 1530 Natural Sample
$10.00
TWP 1500 Clear Sample
$10.00
Defy Clear Sample
$10.00
Defy Natural Pine Sample
$10.00
Defy Cedartone Sample
$10.00
Defy Light Walnut Sample
$10.00
Defy Redwood Sample
$10.00
Defy Butternut Sample
$10.00
Defy Driftwood Gray Sample
$10.00
Armstrong Natural Tone Sample
$10.00
Armstrong Cedar Tone Sample
$10.00
Armstrong Redwood Tone Sample
$10.00
Armstrong Cedar Semi Sample
$10.00
Armstrong Natural Oak
$10.00
Armstrong Chestnut
$10.00
Armstrong Rustic Brown Sample
$10.00
Armstrong Mountain Cedar Sample
$10.00
Armstrong Espresso Sample
$10.00
Armstrong Oxford Brown Sample
$10.00
Armstrong Sequoia Sample
$10.00
Armstrong Driftwood Gray Sample
$10.00
Armstrong Sierra Redwood Sample
$10.00
Armstrong Amber Sample
$10.00
Armstrong Black Walnut
$10.00
Armstrong Mahogany Sample
$10.00
Armstrong Woodland Brown Sample
$10.00
Timber Oil Warm Honey Gold
$10.00
Timber Oil Brown Sugar
$10.00
Timber Oil Western Cedar
$10.00
Timber Oil Amaretto Sample
$10.00
Messmers Hardwood Natural Sample
$10.00
Messmers Hardwood Red Mahogany
$10.00
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TWP 100 Colors

twp stain colors 1500

defy extreme color chart

Armstrong Clark Wood Stain Color Chart

Timber Oil Honey Gold Timber Oil Brown Sugar  Timber Oil Western Cedar 
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    MJ · 06/21/2022
    I have the old very porous composite decking and was wondering what is (are) the best product(s) to use? How many coats, and oil- or water- base is most recommended?

    Thanks,
    MJ
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      The Sealer Store · 06/21/2022
      Defy Stain if you want a stain or Defy composite sealer if you color.
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        MJ · 06/21/2022
        Could you please elaborate... b/c I thought u can not add stain to the Defy composite sealer. And also, how can I color?

        Thanks again, 
        MJ
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          The Sealer Store · 06/21/2022
          You cannot add stain to the clear but you can use a tinted extreme color: https://www.opwdecks.com/defy-extreme.htm
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            MJ · 06/21/2022
            So, would just using the extreme from the link u sent do my composite job for seal-n-stain? If so, I would prefer this, since my deck board are faded and can do with some coloring too.
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              The Sealer Store · 06/21/2022
              Yes, just one coat. Might want to try some samples first to see how it looks.
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                MJ · 06/21/2022
                So, can  I conclude that I can use the Defy Extreme, one coat, and then use the Defy composite clear one coat also... is this going to work? (I will try couple of samples first; and I suppose the two products should go on wet-on-wet or please advise?)

                MJ
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                  The Sealer Store · 06/21/2022
                  No, you cannot apply the Clear over the Stained colors. Just one coat of the stain.
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                    MJ · 06/21/2022
                    Got it... thanks so much!
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    James C. Jarrard · 11/04/2021
    Have a project to cover only vertical surfaces of a 1 year old PT pine deck; we have composite decking and handrail caps. We are considering either TWP 100 or AC semi-transparent stains in either Pecan or Natural Oak. Which is preferred for vertical surfaces?
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    Guzica · 08/24/2021
    Which is the best option for an IPE deck?  I like the colors brought out by the Penofins, but looking to change the Stain, due to problems with the Penofins... I kinda think oil base is better over the water base, am i wrong??
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    mike quinn · 04/24/2021
    what color is close to your chestnut brown stain??? would it be 1501 Cedar , 1520 Pecan, or something else
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      The Sealer Store · 04/24/2021
      That varies based on what you consider chestnut brown to be and your wood type and age. No way to know unless you test samples: 
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    Bob · 11/08/2020
    Do you have solid stain samples?
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    Jared Bespalko · 08/17/2020
    Do you have samples of TWP 200 available?
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    Russ Mauk · 08/10/2020
    I used a Cabot semi transparent stain this year for salt water pool deck. It has not done well, so will need to do some sanding before I do anything further. My question: Can I restain using the Cabot for uniformity in coverage and then use you clear to seal it?

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      The Sealer Store · 08/10/2020
      No, you can never top coat a deck stain.
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        Russell Mauk · 08/11/2020
        Thank you for your reply. I will cut to the chase. Does your stain hold up well with salt water? If so, how would you recommend I proceed? The Cabot was an oil based stain on pine deck board.
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          The Sealer Store · 08/11/2020
          You will have to remove the Cabot fully first prior to staining with any of the brands we sell. Once removed, look at the TWP 1500 or Armstrong Clark stains.
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    Jim · 05/17/2020
    Everyone here is talking about decks. I'm looking to do my cedar shake home in Maine. Do the same principles work for my siding work. Clean, brightener, stain? Thanks.
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    Libby Gunter · 05/12/2020
    Where do I go on this site to view the armstrong deck stain colours?
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    Libby Gunter · 05/12/2020
    We live near Huntsville, Ontario, Canada. We stained our deck but most of it has come off. What kind of deck stain would you recommend? Our siding in brown and trim white.
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    Kelly · 05/05/2020
    I live in Southern WV. We get all 4 seasons and I live near water. We replaced our deck (pine) and it has set a year. We have power washed it and are ready to stain. What stain do you recommend for our climate and location to water. We do get green and black mold/mildew...
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    Christine · 04/25/2020
    Do you have samples that are applicable to cedar wood? I understand that the stains show a different colour depending on the type of wood it is applied on, so would like to get samples for cedar.
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      The Sealer Store · 04/26/2020
      Not sure what you mean? All the samples can be applied to any wood type.
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    Rich · 08/20/2019
    Which of your products (lighter tones near wet wood look) hold up best, in northern MI, on rough saw pine 1/4 Log siding? The Restore product and process worked very well for stripping 2, 15 + yr old coats of semi transparent oil.
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      The Sealer Store · 08/20/2019
      Try TWP 115 Honeytone.
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        Rich · 08/21/2019
        Thanks, too light for us. Looking toward pecan 120 or natural 1530 to hide some wood faults and a few faint old stain blemish, also for added UV cover.
        Is you AC product line any better for a vertical surfaces than TWP? Thanks again.
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    Jim · 07/28/2019
    Is there a big difference in the ac Cedar Semi and Amber? Looking to stain new 3mth cedar deck, that shows the grain and keeps a natural look with uv protection. Thanks.
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    Jeff Beaubier · 06/14/2019
    I would possibly like to use an ARMSTRONG semi-transparent stain for the combined good results of 1) over-all wood-grain enhancing appearance and adequate to excellent UV protection; BUT I want a "light" hue, like the TWP 1515 Honeytone stain. Which Armstrong stain comes closest in hue to the TWP 1515 Honeytone? Which of the two provides better UV protection? (For 2500 Sq ft
    PTP deck facing south in Halifax, VA 24558.)
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      The Sealer Store · 06/14/2019
      TRy AC in Amber. UV protection will be the same between the two.
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    John Hughes · 05/09/2018
    i live in rochester,ny town of irondequoit which is

    North of the city. Our 2 tared deck last used Bear but it peeled and was hard to remove. We pressured washed and hand sanded. what brand of semi-transparent stain would hold up best in our area?
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    Kathleen · 11/21/2017
    We live in eastern Ontario and are building a western red cedar t&g fence. Want to keep the natural look of the red cedar. Would the Armstrong Clark Natural Tone be a good choice?
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      The Sealer Store · 11/21/2017
      The Natural will work for this fence. It does enhance the grain similar to if wet with water.
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    The Sealer Store · 09/04/2017
    KenG:
    I have a 1.5 year old cedar fence that has not been stained yet. I would like a transparent stain on the yard side. I like the look when wet. The back of the fence, I would like something that will last longer so transparency isn't important. I live in SoCal.

    Look at the TWP 1515 Honeytone:
    https://www.opwdecks.com/twp-1500-series.htm
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    KenG · 09/03/2017
    I have a 1.5 year old cedar fence that has not been stained yet. I would like a transparent stain on the yard side. I like the look when wet. The back of the fence, I would like something that will last longer so transparency isn't important. I live in SoCal.
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    The Sealer Store · 04/18/2017
    Joe Svec:
    Hello.
    I have a two year old weathered cedar deck, will be cleaning and brightening in a few weeks. It's never been stained.

    What would you reccomend to get that oiled look? I tried a semi solid, the colour looks too matte for my liking.

    I have read that sealing cedar produces a nice oiled look, but it flakes off or peels within a few years.
    Is there a product that will give a good gloss, while also allowing the wood to breathe?
    I live in Toronto, Canada. Harsh winters, hot summers.

    Thanks!

    You cannot add a shine or gloss to exterior wood. It will fail. Must be a penetrating finish without the shine.