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Go to your local Sherwin Williams dealer for help with this.

Call a local Serv-Pro dealer for a consult. They will be able to help. www.servpro.com/

It should go away after it dries.

It needs to dry outside for 6 to 12 months. under roof or cover but sides open when drying.

Sounds like it is getting moisture in between the logs from the outside. It should be caulked completely on the exterior.

First the tarp needs to go away to allow them to dry. There is nothing out there that will keep the natural color. They WILL turn gray without some sort of stain and they will check (crack). They should be allowed to dry for 6 to 12 months before using.… Read More »Archive-8212

I’m not sure what you mean by the 2×4’s in between the logs. Are you doing stick built construction with half log siding? The T&G homes work great and are inexpensive compare to a hand crafted log home. Even though they are marketed as ”chinkless”, they will need to be… Read More »Archive-8214

I wouldn’t recommend any of it. It will turn black.

There are a lot of cedar log homes out there with bark still on them, but it usually is falling off in a lot of places and catching water allowing it to get inside. It also harbors bugs. I say remove it and treat with borate then stain. Possible chinking… Read More »Archive-8218

Call Dave at 800-564-2987. He will tell you how to clean and have the material you will need to apply.