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Cut Long Rips in Vinyl Siding
Here is a precise way to make long rips on vinyl siding that only requires a simple ripping guide.
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Replacing Cedar Shingles With Modern Siding & Trim
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Removing Lead Paint: DIY or Hire a Contractor?
The podcast hosts discuss safe ways and tools for removing lead paint, deciding whether or not to use a contractor, and determining if the wood siding is worth saving.
Replacing a Damaged Clapboard
Use an oscillating multitool to remove and replace the cracked section.
Podcast 401: PRO TALK With Mr. Cedar
In this Pro-Talk podcast, Mark Petersen talks with Paul Mackie (aka Mr. Cedar), a cedar specialist with the Western Red Cedar Lumber Association.
A Sustainable Alternative to Wood
An innovative building material from Modern Mill utilizes rice hulls as a key ingredient.
Better Battens for Open-Joint Siding
Benjamin Obdyke redesigned their polypropylene Batten UV furring strips to give more flexibility and durability to rainscreen siding installations.
A Case for Composite Wood Siding
Gone are the days of old-growth timber, but there's still good reason to use wood for siding. Fernando Pagés Ruiz makes a compelling case for the use of engineered wood siding.
Repairing Exterior Trim
Learn how to replace a rotted section of trim or make an in-place epoxy repair.
Tips for Ordering Siding Materials
Learn how to calculate the wall area and account for window area, waste, and gable walls when determining how much siding to buy for a job.

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