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   DANL | Jul 30, 2005 11:43pm | #1

   You may want to try asking your question over at the Breaktime forum too. They will probably have some answers for you (maybe not what you'd like to hear, but....). I never heard of cedar T-111. It may be worth stripping, but the T-111 I'm used to is just plywood with some grooves in it to look like boards and it's been primed on the front.

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   Piffin | Aug 15, 2005 12:10am | #2

   I can get T-1-11 in fir, cedar, or pine.Fir most common. I would not dream of trying to strip this. It is only a 1/8" top veneer of cedar that can be damaged by stripping and sanding. The T-1-11 would be cheaper to replace than to try investing so much labout in something that might jsut fail anyway 

    

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   hux | Aug 16, 2005 04:12am | #3

   leave the t-lll in place as an extra layer of sheathing and side over it with the material of your choice.

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   Piffin | Aug 16, 2005 04:30am | #4

   That's what usually happens. T111 is a limited life product 

    

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