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I would recommend a metal sash window that you can get in many colors if you are concerned about vinyl.

You should definitely fill these gaps. If they are on average greater than 3/4” then you should use Perma Chink. If they are on average less than 3/4” you should use Energy Seal caulk. You can get these products from Timeless Wood Care Products at 800-564-2987. DO NOT fill the… Read More »Archive-2416

I do not like the idea of covering the rotten logs. They should really be taken care of before covering so that they do not cause structure integrity over time. If you do cover them I would use the new cement board siding like Hardi-Plank. You can get a generic… Read More »Archive-2418

In my opinion, no. There are different schools of thought on this one.

Fill the holes with Energy Seal. Be sure to inspect them 2-3 times per year for failure. Call Timeless Wood Care at 800-564-2987 to get Energy Seal.

I would think so if you have a way to hold them there until the glue dries. Liquid Nails might work.

You will have to mount furring strips to the existing wall vertically. This will give you something to screw the siding to. The ceiling would look good with a tongue and groove knotty pine on it. You can get help with this at any Home Depot and get the materials… Read More »Archive-2426

It will need to be corn or glass blasted. Sometimes it needs to be ground after the blasting to remove any remaining Rawhide. Nasty stuff!

Forest Green would look good, but do not use paint. Use a solid color latex stain like Sherwin Williams Woodscapes.

Most 1/2 logs will have a mill glaze. A light sanding would be the best way. 50 or 60 grit. You do not want to get it too smooth or you are defeating the purpose. We like to use Perma Chink Life Line Ultra 2 Stain