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Inspecting Prepared Exterior Surfaces

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What happens here

The presenter walks around the house, showcasing various areas that have been prepped. On the side of the house, he shows a corner board that had swelling due to water, which was sealed with Peel Bond. He highlights cut ends of siding around windows and general trim that received Peel Bond for waterproofing. On the back of the house, he points out an exhaust vent that was caulked, and more cut ends and nail heads that were primed. He explains the damage caused by sprinkler heads hitting the siding and the need for homeowner adjustment.

Goal: Showcasing the completed prep work on different sections of the house.

Tools and materials

  • Caulking Gun
  • Exterior Caulk — Sealing gaps, Tinted Peel Bond Primer Unknown used for Priming various surfaces

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smooth it out so we got our all of our prep done I just wanted to walk you around the house and show you you know some of the things we prepped and why we prepped it and you're gonna see some white peel bond primer everywhere where I put peel bond primary you're also gonna see nail heads where nail heads penetrated the siding and we talked over the nail heads you can actually put peel bond over the top of the nail heads it does the same effect is um caulking does and so sometimes we'll you know brush peel bond you know on the high stuff versus caulking it but I've got down here we already started going over it you know with paint but so you can't see it but here's some peel bond right here brush to the underneath the lap right here because we started to have some separation and some swelling get some nails heads here walk over here to the corner board here here was a corner board that had a bunch of swelling on it right here so we wanted to seal that up really well with Peel bond on the bottom to really waterproof it cut edges underneath here the bottoms I like to run peel bond up under here to seal that you can see this is swollen because it got wet at some point in time and swelled we want to seal that it's a cut end on on the siding so anywhere there's a cut in you typically want to seal that will walk down here and show you some more stuff down this direction alright so on the backside of the house here this has a big overhang so there's not a lot of damaged siding swelling or but this is yo the exhaust for the heater I like to 100% around there so it looks a little bit nicer peel bond to the top up here in the cut ends right there that was dry we did have a little swelling right there Koff that appear few nail heads up top put some peel bond on top of some of the windows once again a little bit of blistering here sealing the bottom cut ends bottom of the window there this side of the house we'll get around to this side of the house and you'll see where there was a lot of Sun and blister damage and we'll walk you through that so here's the corner right here there's a sprinkler head actually down here that's obviously hitting the siding caught it causing a lot of water damage so we need to get the homeowner to you know adjust this sprinkler head right here so it's not doing that it's all swollen on the bottom a lot of swelling underneath the Lapps so we brushed peel bond underneath all that this whole section you can see the mineral deposits from the…

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