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Small Cabin Forum / Cabin Construction / Chinking advice

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elkdiebymybow Member	# Posted: 17 Jan 2011 02:15am Reply  Does anyone have some pointers for chinking a log cabin? Logs have been up for about 6 years now with a spray foam as a temporary chinking method. I plan to trim the foam, leave some in place for a backer rod and then apply Sashco 'perma-chink' after washing and treating with a penetrating insecticide/wood preservative. I may apply a stain when complete. Here is how things look pre-chinking... Front View of cabin
fpw Member	# Posted: 17 Jan 2011 03:34pm Reply  Schroeder Log Homes has quite a bit of info on modern chinking materials. Website = www.loghelp.com
elkdiebymybow Member	# Posted: 17 Jan 2011 05:50pm Reply  Thanks!

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