TWP® Semi-Solid Pro-Series Wood and Deck Stain

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Last Updated on January 30, 2023 by TWP Help

TWP Semi-Solid Stain

TWP Semi-Solid Stain

New TWP Semi-Solid Wood Deck Stains

New in 2021, TWP Wood Stain in Semi-Solid Colors! Available in 30 Custom Semi-Solid Colors, TWP® Semi-Solid Pro-Series will keep your wood beautiful, fresh, and looking new longer! The ease of application and maintenance will allow you to enjoy your investment for years to come.

TWP® Semi-Solid Pro-Series provides a broad spectrum of weather protection, is water repellent, and aids in color retention. TWP® Semi-Solid Pro-Series resists water absorption that causes warping, cracking, splitting, and prevents freeze damage in colder climates. Use TWP® Semi-Solid Pro-Series to Restore and Protect YOUR GREAT OUTDOORS!

Use TWP® Semi-Solid Pro-Series on these exterior wood applications:

  • Decks
  • Siding & Shingles
  • Rough sawn cedar
  • Log homes
  • Fences
  • Shakes & fascia

TWP® Semi-Solid Pro-Series Product Advantages:

  • Available in 30 Custom Colors
  • Longer UV Protection
  • Easy application
  • Beautifies and protects
  • Repels water
  • Time-tested quality
  • Mildew resistant stain surface
  • Easy to maintain

TWP Semi-Solid Pro-Series Color Chart

TWP Semi-Solid Pro-Series Color Chart

TWP Semi-Solid Pro-Series Color Chart

If you have any questions on TWP Semi-Solid Stains, see our Q&A section below.

 

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Dwayne
6 days ago

Is 100 series best to use for a deck in shaded/damp location? Some sun but mildew and moisture are my main problems. Live in Georgia. Thx

Dwayne
6 days ago
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Thanks! I have a lot of leaves and debris which fall on the deck. I’m assuming a darker stain would be better to prevent organic deposit stains?

Elizabeth
7 days ago

I have been using TWP 1516 Rustic on my Vermont deck for many years, needing to reapply every other year. Would switching to the Semi-Solid Pro Series give me any longer life? I assume I’d need to clean and brighten before applying the semi-solid stain. Also which color would be closest to Rustic in semi-solid line?

Shawn Kielman
5 months ago

I have a deck stained with twp100 in dark oak. It is time to refresh it with a new coat. Im interested in the new semi-solid twp stain. Can you tell me which semi solid color would match up closest to the 100 series dark oak? Also any tips or recommendations when changing between the two series is appreciated. Thanks.

 
Byron yurth
9 months ago

What are the differences between the series 1500 and the semi-solid

Steve
1 year ago

I’m using the oil based Redwood Forest semi-solid stain on my 20 year old treated lumber deck. It has been cleaned with a bleach based deck cleaner and power washed twice. I plan to apply 2 coats of stain to the deck, if required. After the stain has been applied, how many hours do you normally need to keep foot traffic off the deck to allow it to dry and cure?

Ken Farley
1 year ago

I live in the Mohave Desert in Arizona. I have a covered open porch with 2×4 decking. Porch faces east and small amount west. What would be the best product for this application?

 
Ken Farley
1 year ago

Does the semi solid allow the wood grain to show through?

Connie
1 year ago

I see you now have TWP semi-solid pro series. I had planned on using the 100 series semi-transparent. What’s the difference, advantages of one over the other. If I use the semisolid vs semi-transparent, does it need stripped before additional coats later on or just cleaned? Changes or danger of peeling with semi-solid vs semi-transparent? Semi-solid give better protection? Can get samples of semi-solid? Is this a one coat or wet to wet 2 coat? If I went with the TWP 100 semi-transparent pro series, then in a year or two, could I recoat maintenance with the semi-solid in same color, without having to strip it? Thank you. .

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