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Log Home Repair / Replacement
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Log Home Staining
4 years
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QUESTION: We had our rotting logs cut away and replaced with half logs. I am having a hard time matching the stain color of the new logs to the existing old logs. I do not want to blast the entire ...
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Chinking and Caulking
4 years
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QUESTION: I have a 1850 style log home. The spaces between the logs are about 6 inches tall and excluding the chinking 5 inches thick. I want to foam between the chinking, what is the best method?
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Blasting and Sanding
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Log Home Staining
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Maintenance
4 years
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QUESTION: Hi! My hubby and I purchased a Pan Abode Cedar home that was built in 1979. It’s approximately 1450sq feet, one story. It’s in decent condition however it’s faded a bit. We got a price quote from a company ...
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Log Home Staining
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Maintenance
4 years
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QUESTION: Hi! We purchased a Pan abode cedar home that was built in the 70s. The interior walls are in good condition, no rot, however there are some water drip stains, some fading, and scratches. I sanded one board in ...
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Log Home Staining
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Maintenance
4 years
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QUESTION: I have heard that you can use transmission fluid mixed with used oil as a stain. Is that possible for a 1899 cabin?
