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TWP Series 1500 - any thoughts

13 years ago

I have an IPE deck that was previously finished using TWP 116. I need to refinish the deck now, and TWP Series 100 isn't available in my state. I heard that TWP has created a new product, TWP 1500, that supposedly is closer to Series 100 than the Series 500, particularly in the color matching. Has anyone used this new product and/or have any thoughts on whether it might be good?

TIA!

Comments (2)

kiddo_1
13 years ago
For the past 2 years I've been working on my old IPE deck and have been using TWP200 and am very happy with it. They are very helpful folks when you call them with any questions, etc.

For what it's worth here is a link to my TWP blog posts.

Good luck with your project.
Kris
kiddo_1
13 years ago
I'm sorry. I left a 2nd message that seems to have gotten lost. My deck is not IPE but pressure treated wood. The TWP200 is doing a great job, still beading up after 1 year.
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