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Log Home Media Blasting

If you own a log home, you know how essential proper maintenance is to protect your investment. For some applications, log home media blasting is the only viable solution. Luckily, at Great South Log Homes, we have professional knowledge of this key maintenance task.

Media blasting is used to remove stain or paint from log and wood structures because blasting uses only dry media, no water is forced into the wood. There is no Dry time, and chinking and caulking can be applied immediately afterwards. GSLHS works with crushed glass, which is environmentally-friendly and gentle on wood.

This gentler approach removes coatings and contaminants from the wood without introducing water, ensuring your logs remain free of potential moisture damage.

Removes Multiple Layers Of Old Coatings

This is our preferred method to removes layers of old coatings.

No Pressure Washing

It’s totally environmentally and people friendly.

No Bleach Used

Unlike harsh chemical stripping products.

What Is Media Blasting?

Crushed glass media, make for precise and quick work of removing both paint and new or old coatings of stains. It leaves the healthy wood underneath intact and creates a textured surface for improved stain adhesion and longevity.

The media blast will change the surface of your wood to more of a textured look, and there is a chance at getting media dust inside the home. This is normal.

If you’re ready to see what log home media blasting can do for you, Great South Log Homes is here to help!

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Services We offer

LOG ROT REPAIR

Close-up of weathered round logs, a window and protruding log ends at a corner

LOG HOME REFINISHING

Weathered hewn log cabin with a front porch and stones stacked in the yard

LOG HOME MEDIA BLASTING

Gray paint partly removed from log siding, showing bare wood beneath, with scaffolding along the wall

LOG HOME RESTORATION

Large log home with a timber-truss entry and stone landscaping in autumn

LOG HOME MAINTENANCE

Log home with a raised wraparound deck and rustic log railings on timber posts

LOG HOME INSPECTION

Crew member repairing damaged lower logs along a screened porch

LOG HOME REPAIR

Crew member on a lift working on the upper logs of a dark-stained log home

LOG HOME STAINING

Two-story red-stained log home with a green metal roof and covered front porch

LOG HOME CHINKING

Dovetail log corner with white chinking lines between red-stained logs