I have a garage with T-111 siding. It does not match the clapboard siding of the main house. The T-111 is in really good shape The big problem is that its just ugly and doesn’t match the house. I hate the idea of ripping it off to reside with claps. I like the idea of bord and batten siding. I was thinking of adding something over the recesses in the T 111 to simulate the b&b siding. Does anyone have any suggestions? thanks.
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add something over the reccesses in the T111....
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Cover the grooves to give you a B&B look, although, isn't T111 a bit roughsawn for that?
No need to tear off in order to clap. Go right over it.
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