Window Trim Update : 5 Years Later
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2023
- In this video, Shannon gives you an update on the previous window trim video, how well did the trim hold up over time? Does it leak now?
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I think doing a follow up after five years is fantastic. It shows that you really did the job right thank you And I really appreciate the time you took to explain everything properly. God bless you.
Still Looks Good , can't believe it's been 5 years 8 - )
Well done Shannon! The proof is in the pudding. I love this! 💖 - Marisa
Be careful tho, because proof is not the only thing that is in the pudding
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Wow 5 years flew by already.. I remember that video.
I remember that video, my house is the same way and ive got to do it the sane way. That was a great video
My dad's lake place in northern Wisconsin has that same material on the entire house, trim and all. I think all the wood fibers are so well encapsulated in resin that it's super resilient to moisture and not prone to swelling at all. It's a nice material, not only easier to build and shape with conventional wood tools but also cheaper than cementitious siding products he had initally been considering. It has a nice aesthetic appearance of painted wood without the maintenance of that too. That place is 8 years old now and it all still looks like it did in 2015 when it was built.
This a flex . 💪🏼 love this dude
I used the exact same product for the corner trim on my shed, built eight years ago. It's held up just fine and is even more exposed to the rain (in Oregon!). It's a good, stable product designed to be outdoors, unlike regular OSB.
Still looks good. You have quite an overhang there also, so I'm guessing the only way water could get to it is if it blows in.
Follow ups are a great idea for many of your projects
It's been 5 years? WOw. Time zooms by.
Good to know Shannon. Thanks.
Thank you Shannon brother!
Shannon with one of the nicest mic drops ever 😂
Great job sir
Looks really good.
Sounds good 💯💯
Wow I remember watching that video, I can't believe I've been watching your videos for that long! Me and my partner just bought an old house built in 1916 so I'm sure I'll be rewatching a lot of your videos!
Awesome. 🙌🏽🙌🏽
I would never go back to wood vs cementitious products. Lasts forever and holds paint very well as expansion and contraction is minimal. Same for plaster vs drywall.
I wont touch a thing in the house till I check your videos on the topic. We just just moved into your area Shannon. I hope one day to bump into you in the hardware store. That would be like bumping into a rock star for me :)
Well if you do be sure to say hi! I frequent Home Hardware mainly.
@@HouseImprovements Sure will. Napanee?
I appreciate the update, as I'm always interested in how such repairs hold up to weather.
Now I don't know what part of the country you live in, but "this year" is quickly ending in cold weather here. Just put the painting off til "next year" ha ha.
Sill flashing would be a good idea,would not have ever to worry about it
Love this job and really like your channel. How has your energy bill been since you put on exterior insulation?
It is really so hard to compare year over year bills because the weather is never the same each season. I believe we can see a comfort level difference though so there has to be a energy difference.
I copied you for a garage window it worked out great, i used cheap caulk, don’t think i have much of a water problem, but i know water leaked, so spend an extra 5 bucks and get a good caulk
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Is it good to knock the corner off (chamfer/round) trim like that before painting to avoid a thin spot? I like to remove sharp edges but sometimes think I'm doing more harm than good by removing the factory primer.
Yeah, I wouldn't have guessed an MDF product to make it 5 years outdoors. Thank you for the update :)
yes, breaking the corner by minimum 1/64" and max 1/32" (more is fine, just less aesthetic maybe) is a proven way to avoid pull away from paint on sharp corners. Factory primer removal won't be big enough to affect topcoat... you'd have to chamfer a good 1/4" before it's going to flake.
Good, thanks!
Also to be clear this is not MDF, this is more like OSB but with what seems like much more resin/glue.
Do you any videos on how to replace a small window with a wider and taller window on a block home?
I do not.
An opinion is not a fact. No matter how much you think it is. Many will tell you what you're doing is wrong. Some will claim to have years of experience in the field. Then how is it that 5 years later they're wrong?
A lot of keyboard warriors for sure
Why not a pvc board or concrete
Concrete is not as nice to work with ,especially for what I was doing and I was afraid that painting PVC such a dark colour would cause more issues in the hot sun.
But the persistent internet nay-sayers must always be right? How could this be?