Can you stain a lighter stain on a white pine log a darker color at a later date? We are in the process of building a log cabin.
Can previously stained pine logs be stained darker later
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Best Answer
Probably not if you have finished the logs with some type of sealer such as a varnish or polyurethane.
If not totally sealed you can with stain/finish products that basically paint on. This type of finish would be very similar to modern types of exterior semi-translucent water based deck stain/finish.