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Painted wood shingle siding, chipped, peeling, old

Jack Moran
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Looking at a property with painted wood shingles circa 1970~ era install. Peeling, chipped and looking bad. Lead paint is likely. Some shingles broken. I'm looking to BRRRR and long term hold. I guess the options would be;

  •   Rip them off and re-shingle
  •   Just replace the broken ones and then scrape the old and prime/paint everything.   
  •   Cover it up with Vinyl
  •   Are there other options?   
  • What's everyone think?  Anyone have experience dealing with this?

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