Scott Paul

Correct. Eventually they will end up to me and I will post them on the site by the end of the weekend. Looking forward to all the late entries! send to info@thewoodpros.com

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We have our first entries. Get your pictures together and see if you can win! Memorial Day 2010 Armstrong Contest Memorial Day 2010 TheProSealerStore Contest

Yes he uses TWP on pretty much every deck. He is not doing as many now though. Mostly concentrating on commercial stuff and house washes.

Going well Jeff! Very busy for the most part except when it rains.

I see him about once a week as he comes into our store. He just got tired of the drama and trying to the educate the lowballers. He gave up.

You are welcome. Love to see some pictures when you are done. Thanks Doug!

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So far we have given away 14 pails of stain. There are still 6 left if you are interested. Thanks

You can now vote for the winners: Winter 2009 Armstrong Contest Winter 2009 TheProSealerStore Contest

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No discount. No point in my opinion and they do not expect one from me.

Lyle you will be happy when the new TWP 1500 series comes out this summer. It will be compliant for all states. From what I understand, test results show it outperforming the 100 series. It will not have any drying issues like the 500 series if over applied.

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TWP 201 Cedartone. Applied April 2008. Color great, just dirty. Squirrel likes to eat on my railings.

No. We use the 100 series.

Not it is not a film forming finish. It is a penetrating finish that cures.

All the time. It is our top selling stain as well.

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TWP will be adding two new versions of their excellent stains this year. TWP water-based stains will be the introduced this May. The product has been extensively developed and tested over the past couple of years. I was told that it does not film and behaves like their oil-based formulas. A brand new Oil-based formula will be introduced this Summer. The new series (I was asked not to disclose name yet) will be a 250 VOC positive dry stain. It will behave like their 100 series as far as application and drying. This new series will eventually replace the 500 series and the 100 series when that becomes obsolete in 2012.

eventually...

No. Completely different.

Need something to do this winter? Pull out your best Wood Stain Photos and enter the winter contest. Winter 2009 Armstrong Contest