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I have a cedar siding house to work on that was painted 5 years ago with super spec semigloss. Many areas on the house are bubbling and peeling. I would say this is 10 % of the house. Therefore most of the house looks and feels sound, at least for now. What is the best process to approach this job? Do I stick with the latex paint or do I switch to latex stain?
 

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I had same type of deal 2 years ago. They had it painted for only 1 year and this happened to them. I pressure washed, scraped, sanded, primed and used Duration. This method worked like a charm.:thumbsup:
 

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I have a cedar siding house to work on that was painted 5 years ago with super spec semigloss. Many areas on the house are bubbling and peeling. I would say this is 10 % of the house. Therefore most of the house looks and feels sound, at least for now. What is the best process to approach this job? Do I stick with the latex paint or do I switch to latex stain?
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I have a cedar siding house to work on that was painted 5 years ago with super spec semigloss. Many areas on the house are bubbling and peeling. I would say this is 10 % of the house. Therefore most of the house looks and feels sound, at least for now. What is the best process to approach this job? Do I stick with the latex paint or do I switch to latex stain?
What type of cedar? shakes? claps? smooth? rough?
 

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cedar clapboard - rough

My biggest concern is after prep (scrape, wire brush, spot prime with oil), do I proceed with the same super spec latex semigloss, step up to moorglow, or use a latex stain?

The posts so far have been saying stick with the latex paint.
 

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cedar clapboard - rough

My biggest concern is after prep (scrape, wire brush, spot prime with oil), do I proceed with the same super spec latex semigloss, step up to moorglow, or use a latex stain?

The posts so far have been saying stick with the latex paint.

The Cabot's is "solid color acrylic Stain" This is what I placed on my personal home as well as other cedar siding houses. On my house I went from a natural brown to a soft yellow... It took a good exterior primer and two coats. I have not had any problems with this, I am sure other acrylic latex paints would work also.:thumbup:
 

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The Cabot's is "solid color acrylic Stain" This is what I placed on my personal home as well as other cedar siding houses. On my house I went from a natural brown to a soft yellow... It took a good exterior primer and two coats. I have not had any problems with this, I am sure other acrylic latex paints would work also.:thumbup:

This is what I use all season long and am using currently on the home we are painting. Rough cedar Cabots Solid Pro VT.
 
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