clapboard primed, finger jointed- can it be stripped
WE have to replace some clapboards on a building that will be chemically stripped. Is it ok to use primed finger jointed cedar clapboard or do we need to use clear?
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WE have to replace some clapboards on a building that will be chemically stripped. Is it ok to use primed finger jointed cedar clapboard or do we need to use clear?
Thank you
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Why don't you chemically strip the building and them replace the clapboards?