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In Reply to: Re: House Wrap posted by Ultradog MN on April 19, 2020 at 00:11:43:
Uh-oh. You didn’t use the brand recommended plastic cap/ staple fastener. I’ve used several kinds. There are more styles and more confusion now then ever. If you have siding you can use brand T, but if you have stucco you use brand T with wrinkles. Then there is spray on, roll on, pre bonded which just gets seam tape..... Every official has his own take when interpreting code. When I was a young carpenter we used tar paper used wood siding. Those before us to used tar paper and red rosin. I could show you an old gas station building Grandpa built 90 years ago with red rosin under wood siding and the rosin is still in place. But this is a small building that didn’t see the heating/ cooling dynamics that a house does.
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