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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Winnipeg, MB, Canada
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Proper preparation is the key. Power wash, then scrub with TSP & a long handled brush. Then rinse well. This gets rid of all the loose dirt and any grease on the surface. Repair damaged areas. Reset any loose nails. Use a vibrating sander to take the edge off the old paint. Spot prime areas that need it. Calk with a paintable calk. Repair/replace any flashing. Then paint.
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