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Sounds like resin bleed which is the sap that was still in the wood coming out when warmed by the sun.

You say you have sealed up every crack. If you mean the cracks or splits in the logs (checks) you will need to make sure they are all still sealed well or you will have rotten logs soon. The CWF is causing the darkening. You should really corn cob or… Read More »Archive-6824

Not really. Every situation is a little different. Site location, high areas, and condition of finish have a factor in the cost. Call Mike at 866-670-3020 or mike@logrepair.com for a more accurate idea.

You should talk with Behr.

I’m guessing that the outside was rotting really bad and they didn’t want to pay to fix it and the steel was a cheaper long term option.

You really do not want to lower it any more. It should be kept at 50 to 52 so that mold doesn’t form on walls and items inside. If it is not caulked or chinked on the exterior you should look into having that done to help keep the heat… Read More »Archive-6832

Call Dave at Timeless Wood Care Products for help on how to cure this and the products that you will need. His number is 800-564-2987.

Yes, a battery powered caulk gun would work fine.

Lot of variables. Depends on where you are located and what condition the house is in since preparing the surface is critical before applying the finish if you want it to last. Call Mike at 866-670-3020 or email mike@logrepair.com for more information

I’m a firm believer that if you spend the money for a good quality log home stain up front it will save you money in the future from having to remove inferior coatings. I like Perma Chink’s Life Line Ultra 2.