The final color achieved on your project will be determined by such variables as the type, age and natural color of your wood.  The examples in the photo gallery are there to provide a general idea and show the difference between the most widely used color tones.  TWP 200 enhances the natural beauty of the wood and does not hide the wood grain like a solid stain would.  The colors will show differently in the direct sun compared to the shade.   When first applied all tones will start off deeper and will gradually lighten.  A homeowner will see the most dramatic change within the first few weeks.  (Note:  The Clear Tone does not contain as much UV blockers as the other tones and will not provide as long of protection.)

TWP 200 - Clear
(Does not provide longevity like darker tones)

TWP 201 - Cedartone

TWP 202 - Redwood

TWP 203 - Gold 
(Gold will show a lot more golden hues than this image presents)

TWP 205 - California Cedar   
(*Popular tone)

TWP 206 - Russett Brown
(Russett will show reddish undertones)

TWP 207 - Butternut Brown
(*Most popular tone)

TWP 210 - Slate Gray