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Unfortunately, probably not. Most stains darken over time.

I’m hoping you didn’t get it too smooth with that 80 grit. Can cause peeling sometimes. If you just get the Shell Guard on this fall you will have to wash it next spring with the Log Wash before staining. Do not double apply the borate as that too can… Read More »Archive-4582

If it has been 8 years I would say corn cob blast it, Osborne brush it, You could apply a borate, but some would skip this since it is Cypress. Apply 2 coats Life Line Ultra 2 and 1 coat Advance Topcoat. Call Mike at 866-670-3020 if you need help… Read More »Archive-4584

They do not recommend it, but I know that it has been done without issue. It has has Citronella oil in it.

Not a big fan of power washing to strip old finishes. Especially this time of the year. It will drive the water so deep into the wood fiber that it will not dry out properly before the stain needs to be applied. I always recommend 4-6 weeks of drying after… Read More »Archive-4588

I would recommend Perma Chinks interior products. For the lightest finish and still good protection from UV and dust sand or Osborne brush to smooth logs and then apply one coat of Perma Chink Prelude and two coats of Acrylic Gloss or Satin finish. You want the logs smoother than… Read More »Archive-4590

Not exactly sure what your questions is since it did not all come thru, but per the label on Life Line stain spraying and back brushing is the proper method. I’m guessing that the lake side is the side that weathered the most and will probably require some maintenance every… Read More »Archive-4592

yes, if it is the same product – different color.

It will not fade. That is the bad part about transparent stains. They are real hard to blend especially for someone who doesn’t know what they are doing. First bad step was the power washing!

I think it will be fine if it has never frozen. By sure to stir real well. avoid shaking as it will cause air bubbles.