Hello All...
I have a house that was sided in 1980 with vertical wood siding and there is a portions that has rotted and/or broke away. We were planning on using a solid color stain on this in the summer. What is the best way to deal with this missing piece of siding? Assuming I can replace that board exactly was thinking some sort of filler?
Can't tell from the photo, but it looks like standard #2 & better pine 1x's, that almost any lumber yard would have. Since i see you're in Canada, you probably keep all the good ones up there.
I have steel siding that is probably 40 years old. the siding in itself is in great shape but the paint is starting to fade. I painted it once about 5 years ago with zinsser primer and exterior paint. now it is starting to fade again. Is there a product you can use to brighten the paint or restore the original color? thanks in advance.
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At 2:00 in this video:
[url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3l5q0xaQEf8[/url]
Tom is holding an epoxy wood filler. I can't read the label clearly. Any idea where to buy this or something similar? Preferably something I can buy from HD.
I like how pliable this looks and that it takes 30 minutes to hardens.
I need 1/2 the quantity but same size is ok.
I bought the bondo type epoxy wood filler from HD. It is stiffer and dryer, cures faster and therefore harder to work with. I'm patching a hole on a siding.
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02-09-21, 06:56 PM
