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Estimate materials for your next log home project.
This calculator is designed to give the requirements for a given caulking, chinking, or stain job. Choose the appropriate depth and width of the gap you wish to caulk, and click on calculate to see the number of feet you will be able to caulk using one cartridge.
Using Log Sealants
How Much Do You Need?
* All sealants should be applied between 1/4″ to 1/2″ thick, max. Download the application instructions for more details.

Smooth Surfaces
- Interior T&G ceiling
- New logs
- Maintenance coats over existing stain

Medium Textured Surfaces
- New but blasted wood
- 10 year old home, first refinished down to bare wood
- Sanded with 60 grit sandpaper

Rough Textured Surfaces
- Old, gray logs that are blasted
- Very porous — no care for many years
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