How do You fill in the seperation places in T-111 siding when Painting?

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bucky asked:


I am applying primer to my shed. In the groove that runs in the siding, when I look sideways down the length of the wall I see holes or seperation places. I tried loading it up with paint but they are still there. The siding looks great looking directly at it. But when you look sideways, another story. Do I use caulk?

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    1. pugpaws2 Says:
      January 21st, 2012 at 7:18 pm

      For this in the past ive used caulk to look good it looks thinner some places that primer trying to.