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Default Silicone caulk used on fascia board to be painted?

Roofer used silicone caulk to seal joints between newly installed
fascia boards and to fill cracks in existing fascia. I noticed this
when I went to prime the new wood and the paint wouldn't adhere.

Can anything be done to make this paintable, a special sealer or
something; or does the caulk need to be scraped off?

Thanks.

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Default Silicone caulk used on fascia board to be painted?

I have sometimes wondered about this, too.

The solution I came up with would be to apply a thin layer of paintable
caulk (DAP Elastomeric Latex Sealant, for instance) over the offending
caulk and then paint it.

Hope this helps.

Lewis.

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al wrote:
Roofer used silicone caulk to seal joints between newly installed
fascia boards and to fill cracks in existing fascia. I noticed this
when I went to prime the new wood and the paint wouldn't adhere.

Can anything be done to make this paintable, a special sealer or
something; or does the caulk need to be scraped off?

Thanks.


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