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They whole thing should be media blasted and then Osborn brushed before the new stain is applied. Call Mike at 866-670-3020 for an estimate.

You should Osborn brush any loose flaky material and then give it a light wash with Log Wash first. The Sherwin Williams Solid Woodscapes works fine, but it does make the home look like it is painted. It does allow the logs to breathe since it is a stain. You… Read More »Archive-4462

You can, but I do not recommend it. Unless you measure it EXACTLY you can end up with different shades of stain around the house. Also, make sure you write the recipe down and save it for when the time comes for maintenance.

I would not recommend putting anything over Woodguard. It really should be sanded or media blasted first. Not real familiar with Lovitt’s but they state that it ”has a blend of natural oils” which tells me it has some sort of plant oil in it like linseed oil or the… Read More »Archive-4466

You could seal between the boards, but I would recommend using Energy Seal caulk, not chink. Call Dave at 800-564-2987 to purchase.

I am not a fan of removing old stain with a power washer since it hammers so much water into the wood fiber. You will have to sand the logs after to remove any fuzz or remaining stain. You need to allow the wood to dry out a good long… Read More »Archive-4470

Yes, you will need to sand the exterior again. Then call Dave at Timeless Wood Care Products for the right materials for interior and exterior. His number is 800-564-2987.

Call Mike at 866-670-3020 for help and suggestions.

The bowing logs will probably need to be replaced. Call Ryan at 877-788-5647 for a quote. For the finish call Mike at 866-670-3020. You will need to know what kind of stain that is on the house now if you want to maintain the existing finish.

DO NOT power wash to remove old finish. It will drive the water too deep into the wood fiber it will never dry out properly. Corn cob blasting works great, but it needs to be Osborne brushed after. The blasting does not damage the wood if done correctly. It only… Read More »Archive-4478