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Is Adding Exterior Insulation When Re-siding Your Home Worth the Cost?
Re-cladding a house is typically a once-in-multiple-generations upgrade, and can be an economical opportunity to make walls more energy efficient.
Podcast 481: Detailing a Slab, High-Performance Water Heaters, and DIY Dense-Pack
Andrew, Ian, and Patrick hear from listeners about HVAC training, wood pellets, and minisplits before taking questions about thermal breaks for slabs, split-style heat-pump water heaters, and doing your own dense-pack cellulose insulation.
How to Install Exterior Laminate PVC Siding
In this video, learn how hidden fasteners make for a seamless feature wall.
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Remodeler Tyler Grace demonstrates the strength and durability of Loctite's strongest construction adhesive on built-ins and planter boxes.
Podcast 477: Air-Sealing Electrical Boxes, 2x3s for a Shed, and Keeping Pipes From Freezing
Kiley, Ian, and Patrick hear from listeners about climate control for sheds, energy audits, and water-heater condensate before taking questions about air-sealing electrical boxes, building with 2x3s, and keeping pipes warm with insulation.
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Repair Flaking Interior Paint
Remedying painted surfaces that are cracking or flaking doesn't need to be complicated. Watch this video to learn how.
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How to Repair and Prevent Paint Blocking
In this video, learn what paint blocking is, how to keep it from happening, and how to repair it if it does occur.
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Avoid Making Lap Marks When Painting
Lap marks result in an uneven painted surface. Watch this simple how-to on achieving clean overlaps when painting.
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Fix Blistered Paint for a Flawless Surface
Once you've fixed the leak that usually causes blistering, watch to learn how to prep for a smooth topcoat.
Podcast 475: Material Delivery, End Dams on Head Flashing, and Sealing Barbara’s Barn
Andrew, Ian, and Patrick hear from listeners about exposed sheathing and setting up for a blower-door test before taking listener questions about delivery subcontractors, how to make a head flashing, and sealing a post-frame building at grade.

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