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Originally Posted by masraum
Looks like you've got a lot of good stuff going on there!
Good thoughts. If the walls get filled in, I like Seahawk's idea of putting some rat poison in the walls. When we were onsite and I was looking at the garage with our realtor this weekend, she said it was good not to have finished the walls because then you end up with rodents' nests. Poison may help that, if they are an issue.
I've used the spray foam to seal corrugated roof to straight boards before when screening in a porch. I filled and then trimmed the foam and painted it. I can see doing that in this case.
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Yeah, what if they decided to die in the wall cavity? Hey, at least you can say to your wife, "Go clean up that siht in the garage".
Couple years ago, I had to help a friend cut a hole in the ceiling in his garage to get out a dead racoon. That thing crawled in through a hold from rotted siding way up near the. It was a flat roof, so there's no attic. This was in the dead middle of socal summer. He lived inland, Glendora so the avg temp was a toasty 90 degrees . That smell is horrible cooking that thing for at least 2-3 weeks under the hot sun. How did I get called for this, I don't know.