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Wacast

07:03PM | 06/18/07
Member Since: 06/17/07
1 lifetime posts
Bvroofing
It's a 60+ year old house with cedar shingle siding that has been painted several time. We can see where the old paint on the shingle on the covered poarch have blistered up and pealed in the past. The new paint, on less than a week has started blistering up there too. It's the only place on the entire house that's doing it. What gives and how can I fix it short of using a wrecking ball?

OddBall

03:51PM | 06/22/07
Member Since: 11/10/06
138 lifetime posts
ooops !!......wear your safty glasses cuz that looks like aluminum. I would score it with my knife but you should use the powersaw.

OddBall

03:53PM | 06/22/07
Member Since: 11/10/06
138 lifetime posts
Opps I have no idea how thiat last entry got on this topic !! sorry !!

OddBall

04:00PM | 06/22/07
Member Since: 11/10/06
138 lifetime posts
Your problem stems from moisture. Maybe a leak from windws or roofing or humidifiers inside or even a nearby water sorce, or pools chlorine.

Thoroughly examine areas` for moisture sorce.


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