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Log Home Staining
4 years, 8 months
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I purchased a log cabin 2 years ago and applied cabbot stain to the logs. Now you can see the cement blocks on tje foundation are turning red due to the stainni applied to the logs. I'm guessing everytime it ...
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Log Home Repair / Replacement
4 years, 8 months
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I am an architect in Oklahoma. I have a client who has a log house, about 5,000 square feet. His logs have a lot of rot and deterioration. Do these need to be replaced or can they be repaired with ...
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Chinking and Caulking
4 years, 9 months
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I have a “D” log home with dovetail corners which has developed leaky corners due to log shrinkage. What would be the best way to seal these to stop the air flow?
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Log Home Staining
4 years, 9 months
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I'm really confused about "sealing" logs vs "allowing to breath". What are you 'sealing' if you still allow moisture in and out of the logs? It's either sealed, or it's not, right? If air can get in and out of ...
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Blasting and Sanding
4 years, 9 months
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I am planning to strip the exterior stain from my small 625 square foot log cabin in Colorado, re-stain and apply a topcoat. I'm considering purchasing a 100 lbs Eastwood Pressure Abrasive Blaster using 40/70 crushed glass media. This blaster ...
