RIGHT Way To Caulk And Paint A 4x8 Lean To Shed

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This is part 6 of our series on how to build a 4x8 Lean to Shed
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[@robertdknight]

This was an excellent series. I'm looking forward to whatever you have planned next. Thank you for the plans, material list and the shopping links that you always provide. It seems that you always include at least one 'extra tip' during the video. Awesome difference maker, compared to other channels. God bless

[@robertdknight]

Thinking out loud here. Ideas for a future series ... expansion add-on to existing shed about tie-in to a side wall or back. Or maybe, building a shed with higher roof using ridge beam and rafters instead of truss roofs. Or, maybe building a dog house (which isn't a shed LOL, but still interesting). Or maybe, adding a deck to a shed structure. Or maybe, building a shed styled greenhouse or screenhouse. Just ideas. Take care

[@markraisner9000]

Thank you!

[@EverydayShed]

You are welcome!!! 🙏 thanks for watching

[@ytown4]

Great job! I wish I knew about the longer nap when I painted my shed last year. I used 1/2 inch nap roller and had to use a brush to get in the grooves. Also is it better to use stain or paint?

[@EverydayShed]

Yes! Much easier with a thicker nap. Thanks for watching.

[@YTubeSDD]

Great

[@EverydayShed]

Awesome!!!🎉

[@Jgood22]

Where do you not caulk to allow moisture to escape? The guy that built mine said something about around the windows and overhang but im not sure i understand it right

[@KylePhillips-ww2li]

Caulk keeps out moisture which leads to rot. Especially on hardboard siding. It's imperative.

[@robertdknight]

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