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New vinyl sidings imitate natural wood grains. But because it still expands and contracts, vinyl siding takes skill to install. The interlocking pieces must be nailed correctly so the vinyl siding doesn't rattle during high wind.

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Splits in wood siding allow water to seep into your home. The siding installation worker is probably the culprit. Before installing new wood siding, all split pieces should be removed. Then, make sure a water barrier membrane is in place beneath the siding to repel water.

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Vinyl siding has always tried to imitate the look and feel of real wood siding. But if you pushed against vinyl siding you would know instantly you were dealing with an imposter. The addition of foam insulation and new texturing methods has created a vinyl siding that does a fantastic job of simulating real wood.

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Liquid siding and liquid stucco coatings claim they can be sprayed on your home. Before you believe the claims about their long-lasting, permanent results, consider the Federal Trade Commission's standing on these products as well as several user opinions. Think long and hard before you sign a contract to have these products applied to your home!

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