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Log Jam Chinking | Do-It-Yourself Chink Paint with Log Jam
It’s easy to make your own Log Jam® chink paint on site. And since mixing your own costs 1/3 less…
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Backer Rod and Sealant for Log Homes
It seems insignificant, but some sort of bond breaker — backer rod or grip strip or clear packing tape —…
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How To Repair Sealants on Your Log Home | Log Cabin Sealant
So, you did a stellar job of sealing cracks and checks in your log home. Hooray! Now, a couple of…
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To Seal or Not to Seal? Crack Sealant
In this month’s “Here to Help!”, we’re sharing our best caulking secrets.
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Do I Need to Wait Until the Logs Are Dry | Log Chinking
This month’s training tip comes directly from a question we received recently. A customer asked, “Do I really need to…
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How to Get Rid of Carpenter Bees in Your Log Home
There’s no better time than spring to talk about the birds and the bees. Mostly, the bees. This time of…
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How to Caulk or Chink a Log Home
First things first. You’ll need a supply of Log Jam® chinking, Log Builder®, or Conceal®. (Give our friendly and knowledgeable…
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How to Make a Butt-Joint | Log Cabin Construction Techniques
This month we’re talking about building a nice butt. Nope, not that kind of butt. We mean butt-joints! Our very…
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Log Chinking History | What Is Log Chinking?
On last week’s episode of Cabin Fever, Grizzly Bob gave us a brief history of chinking while showing Sashco’s Log…
