How to replace a weatherboard

Weatherboards tend to get soaked and deteriorate due to the moisture and exposure to the elements. Replace them as you notice problems to avoid a full-scale repair.

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●1 ISOLATE THE DAMAGED SECTION by positioning wedges of timber under the board then cutting either side of the raised area with a tenon saw.

TIP - Position an offcut to protect the board underneath while cutting.
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