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Bleeding Of New Cedar Clapboards ?
Hello:
Will be having new horizontal Cedar clapboards put up in a few weeks. They will be pre-primed, front and back. Trying to get a bit of a heads up regarding the painting of them afterwards. The contractor said that "sometimes" there is a bit of bleeding from the Cedar clapboards, thru the primer, once they are up. He also suggested waiting a few weeks before any painting. Questions: a. If so, what should be done about this prior to painting ? b. Or, will the paint (probably 2 coats of latex) cover up any bleeding "for all time" ? c. No matter what is done, is it likely to continue to bleed again (thru the new paint) ? Any thoughts on all of this would be most appreciated. Thanks, Bob |
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