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It is very easy actually. Here is a link to a video on youtube.com There are several videos on this subject. You should be able to figure it out by watching a few of them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWAmIhiD7Kc

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You will need to find out your local building codes for something like this and have a local contractor give assistance.

You need to use a good quality latex caulk made for log homes like Energy Seal or Conceal. Conceal is the textured caulk you are referring to. If the window continues to leak it may need to be removed and re-installed properly. Any contractor should be able to do this… Read More »Archive-2866

The slower the better, but that won’t guarantee no checking. If the logs were good and dry before this I don’t think that they will check much. A lot of it has to do with the type of wood and how tight the grain is. Nothing you can do about… Read More »Archive-2868

Caulking like Energy Seal should be used on gaps that are 3/4” or less. Anything larger would require chinking. Sounds like the entire house needs to be corn cob blasted, caulked/chinked and re-stained. Call Mike at 866-670-3020 for more help and possible quote.

You will need to get with a local contractor for this one.

Not sure what you are using glue for, but call Dave at 800-564-2987 for more help.

If you are going to use glue a good construction glue would work. Normally they are screwed on with Log Boss screws. http://www.timelesswoodcare.com/Log-Home-Fasteners_c_22.html