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Ben and Carrie Modlin vs. Historic Preservation Commission (COA#2019-1007A)
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS <br /> What is the best method for cutting Celect? Can Celect siding and trim be repainted? • <br /> Celect siding panels are most easily cut using Yes. We recommend 100% acrylic latex paint. <br /> standard wood cutting tools such as a miter saw If you're going to paint the product a darker color, <br /> or circular saw for straight cuts and jig saw consult the paint manufacturer for the LRV (Light <br /> around obstacles. The best tool for Celect Trim is Reflectance Value). Painting Celect products with paint <br /> a power miter saw. darker than 56% on the LRV scale voids the product <br /> warranty. <br /> Do the cut ends need to be sealed? There are paint manufacturers that sell coatings <br /> No, not necessarily. The only reason to coat specifically designed for PVC. These paints are typically <br /> them is if the ends are going to be visible. This referred to as "vinyl-safe" paints or "heat reflective" <br /> way the finish color will match the adjacent coatings. <br /> sides of the part. <br /> Where and when can I use caulking? NOTES <br /> The use of caulking should be held at a <br /> minimum. If it is desired for esthetic reasons, <br /> caulking can be used around window and door <br /> trim, etc. <br /> Never caulk at any expansion gaps such as in <br /> trim pockets or at the top of corners. <br /> My existing windows have a built In J channel. <br /> Do I still need additional trim around the <br /> window? <br /> Typically yes. Celect horizontal profiles require <br /> 1/2" to 1" expansion gaps along the jams of <br /> windows and most built in channels are only 3/4" <br /> deep. This means that the end of the panel <br /> could contract to the point that it would be <br /> visible outside the pocket of the channel. The <br /> same holds true for Celect Board and Batten <br /> panels only not at the jambs but above and <br /> below windows for the same reason. Unless the <br /> built in trim is at least 1" in depth, additional <br /> trim should be installed. <br /> 60 61 <br />
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