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> The hardiplank webpage is vague on trimming. For example, at an
> outside corner the trim could either go on first and the plank butted
> against it, or the plank could go on first and the trim applied on top.
>
>
> Does it make any difference which method is used?
Take your pick. My house is done both ways. I prefer trim covering the
plank.
Trim on top leaves spaces for critters.
Wilson
"Leon" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> The hardiplank webpage is vague on trimming. For example, at an
>> outside corner the trim could either go on first and the plank butted
>> against it, or the plank could go on first and the trim applied on top.
>>
>>
>> Does it make any difference which method is used?
>
>
> Take your pick. My house is done both ways. I prefer trim covering the
> plank.
>
> <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> The hardiplank webpage is vague on trimming. For example, at an
>> outside corner the trim could either go on first and the plank butted
>> against it, or the plank could go on first and the trim applied on top.
>>
I'm doing my house now using Hardiplank and cement fiber trim. The trim is
going on first and the siding butted up against it... chaulking as I go.
John
"Wilson Lamb" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Trim on top leaves spaces for critters.
> Wilson
True, but they are not going to eat much if panels and trim are Hardi
products and if not there, they will be some where else.