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Should I add builder's felt when replacing clapboards on old house?
I need to replace a couple of damaged clapboards on a 100+ year old
house. The (original) sheathing is 1-by-X without any apparant builders felt (or maybe it has just decayed over the years). When replacing isolated clapboards (either single ones or at most 3-4 in a vertical row), should I add some type of vapor/weather barrier behind the replacement clapboards? If so, what would you use and how would you apply it? Thanks |
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