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      "name": "What does the complete log and cabin refinishing process involve?",
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        "text": "Log home refinishing involves surface preparation, wood repairs, chinking inspection, and applying protective finishes. The process begins with cleaning the logs using chemical washing, media blasting, or sanding to remove failed coatings, mildew, and gray weathered wood fibers. Once the logs dry thoroughly, damaged sections are evaluated for rot repair or Dutchman wood patches. Gaps between logs are inspected, and elastomeric chinking or caulking is repaired or replaced to stop drafts and moisture intrusion. Finally, specialized exterior wood stain and a clear topcoat are applied in multiple coats to protect the bare wood against UV rays and moisture.",
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        "description": "The process includes stripping old stain, sanding or washing the wood, repairing log rot or checking, updating chinking, and applying fresh coats of log-specific stain and sealant."
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  "description": "The process includes stripping old stain, sanding or washing the wood, repairing log rot or checking, updating chinking, and applying fresh coats of log-specifi"
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