How To Seal a Log Cabin

HOW TO SEAL A LOG CABIN& P R O V I D E I T W I T H 2 5 + Y E A R S O F P R O T E C T I O N

BY I N F I N I T Y W O O D S E A L E R SW O O D S E A L E R S. C O M

STEP 1

Seal all gaps and openings with caulking, foam or

chinking. Repair any rotting or missing areas and

make sure the logs are structurally sound. Use a

caulking, foam or chinking system that is long-

lasting, UV-stable and chemical-resistant.

PermaChink is a popular manufacturer of log home

caulking, foam and chinking systems.

STEP 2

Remove all debris, lose and flaking paints and sealers. Using the

Infinity Wood Cleaner, clean the wood and remove all mold,

mildew, tannin and rust stains.

While it isn’t required, it is suggested to also use the

Infinity Wood Brightener. The Brightener will remove years of

weathering and bring the wood back to its original condition. It

will also open up the surface pores to allow for better sealer

penetration.

STEP 3

Using the Infinity Wood Sealer (clear or one of 16

colors), seal the entire exterior of the cabin,

including the deck. The Infinity Wood Sealer will

provide UV protection (SPF75), protection against

mold and mildew, wood destroying insects, cupping

and cracking. The Infinity Wood Sealer is guaranteed

for 25 years. It will keep your log cabin or home

protected and provide it with lasting beauty.

INFINITY WOOD SEALERS

For product information or to learn more about

cleaning, brightening, sealing and staining wood,

decks and log homes, visit WoodSealers.com or call

1(800) 269-1421.