Total Wood Preservative - TWP 100 Series by Amteco®

Total Wood Preservative Deck and Furniture Finish (TWP 100 Series) 1 gal can - $ 30.75 (some colors more) 5 gal can - $ 145.50 (some colors more)

Amteco TWP 100 Series Wood Stain

Prices listed are for TWP 100 Clear - Some colors vary in price.
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Color Selection: (prices vary by color)

TWP 100 - CLEAR - TWP 101 - CEDARTONE - TWP 102 - REDWOOD - TWP 103 - DARK OAK - TWP 105 - CAPE COD GRAYTWP 106
PRAIRIE GRAY - TWP 115 - HONEYTONE - TWP 116 - RUSTIC OAK - TWP 120 - PECAN

NOTE: TWP 100 CLEAR does not contain ultraviolet screening pigments and will allow wood to age to a natural gray.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
TWP is an EPA registered wood preservative made with a unique combination of chemicals that enhance the natural beauty and warmth of wood. TWP is designed to penetrate rather than build a film, and protects exterior wood from premature loss of color, rot, surface mildew, and water absorption. TWP is not intended for the control of termites or other wood destroying insects. EPA# 51578-1

PRODUCT USES:
Perfect for wooden decks, siding, fences, facia, shutters, and log homes.

SURFACE PREPARATION:

NEW WOOD:

New wood should be allowed 4 to 12 months of natural weathering before finish coat application. After aging, wood should be cleaned with a solution of 1 part household bleach to 1 part water. The bleached surface should be thoroughly rinsed with water, power washed and then allowed to dry a minimum of 48 hours in good drying conditions before finish coat application.

OLD WOOD: Unprotected old wood is typically various shades of gray to black due to mildew and ultraviolet light attack on the wood surface. Old wood should be cleaned with a solution of 1 part household bleach to 1 part water. The bleached surface should be thoroughly rinsed with water, power washed and then allowed to dry a minimum of 48 hours in good drying conditions before finish coat application.

SEALED WOOD: Any previously applied finish must be removed before TWP can be applied. The surface should be cleaned with a solution of 1 part household bleach to 1 part water and should then be thoroughly rinsed with water. Finish can be removed with an appropriate stripper following label instructions, by sanding with 60-80 grit sand paper, or by power washing. If sanded, the surface should be thoroughly rinsed with water 2-3 different days after sanding. Allow wood to dry a minimum of 48 hours in good drying conditions before finish coat application.

METHOD OF APPLICATION:
Use brush, applicator pad, pump up sprayer or airless sprayer. If spray applied, back brush for best results.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE: MIX THOROUGHLY BEFORE AND OCCASIONALLY DURING USE.

TWP is a penetrating system and is not designed to build a film. Only apply TWP to properly prepared, clean, absorbent, bare wood. TWP should dry uniformly flat with no glossy areas. Only apply TWP when the temperature is 50-90° F. Do not apply TWP when rain is expected within 48 hours of application. Mix TWP thoroughly before and occasionally during use. On horizontal surfaces, apply an initial coat at 300-400 sq. ft/gal. Allow material to penetrate 15-30 minutes and then apply a second coat at 400-500 sq. ft/gal. Typically a two coat application using this procedure is adequate, but wood porosity may dictate the use of more or less TWP. Remove any liquid material that remains on the wood surface 30-60 minutes after the =application of the second coat with a brush, dry roiler, applicator pad or dry cloth. Excessive TWP that does not penetrate and is not removed from the surface will leave a shiny oily film, extend dry time and cause premature failure. One coat application may be adequate for vertical surfaces when finish is applied at saturation rate, as indicated when material starts to run down surface.

DRY TIME:
24-72 hours depending on drying conditions and assuming proper application.

THINNING:
No thinning required.

CLEANUP:
Use mineral spirits for equipment clean up.

WARNING:
This product is toxic to fish. Do not contaminate water by cleaning of equipment or disposal of wastes. Rag Disposal-Lay used rags in a single layer outdoors and allow to air dry for 24 hours. To minimize the chance of spontaneous combustion typical of natural drying oils, place rags in a water filled metal container for disposal.

PHYSICAL DATA: (Typical for all)

* Solids by Weight 34-42%
* Solids by Volume 25-29%
* Weight per Gallon 6.9 - 8.3 Ib/gal
* Maximum Coating VOC 550 grams/liter

MSDS & PDS

TWP Total Wood Preservative 100
	1 gal can - $ 30.75 (some colors more) 5 gal can - $ 145.50 (some colors more)

SURFACE PREPARATION:

NEW WOOD: All new wood must be thoroughly saturated and exposed to either rain or water; three or more times to open the wood grain and remove excess surface tannins. Allow a minimum of 48 hours of good drying conditions before applying TWP® 100.

OLD WOOD: Rinse surface with 3:1 mix of water and household bleach to remove mildew; use wood bleach to brighten wood and follow with 1500 p.s.i. power washer to remove dead surface fiber. Allow a minimum of 48 hours of good drying conditions before applying TWP® 100.

PRESSURE TREATED WOOD: Allow at lest 1 month of age before treating with TWP® 100.

PREVIOUSLY STAINED WOOD: Remove all of the old finish with power washing or paint stripper when necessary. Failure to remove the existing finish will result in a blotchy TWP® 100 applications due to uneven penetration and discoloration of aged finish.

METHOD OF APPLICATION: MIX THOROUGHLY BEFORE USING TWP 100! Apply with brush, roll, spray, and wiping cloth or applicator pad. Do not apply below 40° F, if rain is anticipated with 48 hours or heavy dew is present.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE:

TWP® 100 should be applied at 100-400 sq.ft/gal. with brush, roll or spray. Rate will vary depending on wood porosity. Remove excess or puddled material that has not penetrated after 15 minutes with a paint pad or dry roller. Recoat over porous wood may be done as a wet on wet application. Allow to dry to touch overnight. Walking on TWP 100 before it is dry will cause tracking.

Because horizontal surfaces are subject to harsher conditions (foot traffic, standing water, deck furniture, spills, etc.) than vertical surfaces, they may require more frequent maintenance coats.

DRY TIME: 24-72 hours depending on drying conditions. Drying conditions will vary greatly depending on applied film thickness and weather conditions.

THINNING AND CLEANUP:

No thinning required of TWP® 100. Use mineral spirits for equipment clean up.

Rag Disposal- Lay used rags in a single layer outdoors and allow to air dry for 24 hours. To minimize the chance of spontaneous combustion typical of natural drying oils, place rags in water filled metal container for disposal.

WARNING:

This product is toxic to fish. Do not contaminate water by cleaning of equipment or disposal of wastes.

PHYSICAL DATA: (Typical for all of the TWP® 100 series)

• Solids by Weight 34-42%
• Solids by Volume 25-29%
• Weight per Gallon 6.9-8.3
• Pigment 2.50-7.0%
• Maximum Coating VOC 550 grams/liter

TWP 100 MSDS Sheet:

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TWP Total Wood Preservative 100
	1 gal can - $ 30.75 (some colors more) 5 gal can - $ 139.80 (some colors more)