I FOUND OUT WHY ZIP SYSTEM IS EXPENSIVE: BIG FAIL

[@LonestarHawaiian]

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[@jasonmorehouse3756]

Nobody fucking cares. That's the worst part about these videos is the constant plugging of a sponsor. I fast forward

[@steveperreira5850]

All of you top notch builder KZbinrs worship each other too much. Kind of makes me sick. You guys are good but you’re really not better than a lot of people I know, including myself.

[@surfgreenfender123]

Fellow Texan here! I'm sure you're aware and know already but once those 4000 homes and that road gets built the value of you home is going to skyrocket. Don't go anywhere or abandon the projects! All of those knew homes will bring new jobs and the rich people won't wanna live in those cookie cutter homes. A home like yours on such a large lot will be super desirable. I absolutely share the sorrow though and wish it wasn't the case, but you'll come out wayyyy ahead in a few years (i'm in the business of designing those master planned communities, at least the civil engineering aspect of it all). Then you can go buy 50 acres somewhere and build the REAL dream shop. Imagine those videos! My new silverado brought me to your channel, but all of your content is great man! Sorry for the lengthy comment lol

[@greendog9013]

uv does a number on that tape and barriers, that's why it's best to put siding on asap to protect them.

[@LonestarHawaiian]

Learning the lessons the hard way!

[@jackhandyy]

Came to say this

[@2exiw]

If your going that far for sealing your building get blue max and paint the bottom 3 foot all the way around your building i it’s a liquid rubber sealer that keeps water out. But works great to keep bugs away from wood.

[@LonestarHawaiian]

I'll take a look at the Blue Max! Thanks!

[@csmall7842]

Any liquid applied waterproofing membrane will do the same job. RedGard BlueMax GreenGard, etc.

[@dfnc03]

"A man that has never made a mistake, has never made anything"

[@risanch]

Ahhhh!! Nothing like doing the same job twice. Gotta love it.

[@Wedge_Ie]

Call ACME brick in Fort Worth, if your house was built using their brick, they’ll have you in the system. They can look it up by address and tell you if they have it in stock or the closest one to match.

[@hotrodtex2124]

I believe they also have a store in Carrollton, I can't remember where I had to go buy some from.

[@LonestarHawaiian]

Thank you!

[@elgastsos210]

Doubt DR Horton used decent brick???😮 Find the cheapest company in town and you'll have a better chance of matching.

[@megadesertdiesel1468]

Putting good over bad tape? You are sticking good tape over flakey old tape and hoping it doesn’t fall off. Me thinks that ain’t no good.

[@jayburris6252]

New tape is wider.

[@HerbaceousM8]

@@jayburris6252 wider but also that means more than half is stuck to nothing but falling off tape

[@wolfpack4128]

​@HerbaceousM8 assuming he gets the brick on anytime soon it won't matter.

[@dougdiplacido2406]

The ZIP system tape is wider than the original tape so it will tick.

[@benjaminreinhardt259]

Saw him do that and immediately scrolled down to look for this comment. Amusing it was the second comment. I'm not builder, but I think that is not ideal.

[@Andrew-fr3bp]

Dupont Tyvek's flashing tape (Straight Flash and FlexWrap) is also very good and lasts a long time being exposed to sun and elements. It's a thick butyl with a pressure sensitive adhesive and it's compatible with 3M's "High-Strength 90" aerosol spray adhesive. I used the 3M 90 with their tapes and they were still adhering even after 6 months of exposure in South Texas elements w/ zero issues. Asphalt tapes are trash and belong in the 90's and 2000's. The Zip Systems tape is a high performance presure sensitive acrylic that should work perfect in your application. Glad you caught that issue now and not in 5-10 years when then sheathing is starting to rot !!! Good luck on the masonry phase of the built ! Are you doing soffit lights around the shop? You probably already mentioned in in previous videos but I cant recall. Asking because we put soffit lights around our house on a dimmable smart switch and the results were well worth the investment.

[@markdavidson7510]

thanks for the info....great to hear about the tyvek product.

[@imthdj2u]

Should have used the Yellow tape from GP i did my 40x40x13 shop and they say to use yellow on roof and grey on walls i used yellow everywhere and has held great...the grey is to thin and sucks

[@ronlovell5374]

That forcefield tape you used is basically just like a Tuck tape equivalent, which were really designed for housewraps, very thin, and definitely breakdown with exposer. Butyl/flashing tapes are far superior for strecthiness, adhesives and longevity.

[@JohnDoe-zr6bk]

What is "Tuck Tape"? I think you meant "Duct Tape" which has a fabric back. Completely different product.

[@ronlovell5374]

@JohnDoe-zr6bk It's sheating tape, TUCK is the brand, other companies have called it Tech tape. It's used mainly for tyvek, poly, vapour barriers,etc. Found in any Home depot, Lowes and pretty much every build center/hardware store. Used to be manufactured only red, now red, blue and white are available. It's basically packaging tape with adhesive on steriods. It sticks to anything even in cold temps if the surface is dry and clean but is horrible to remove from surfaces with any temporary use or after exposure.

[@kevindavis8607]

If you’re there during the inspection and they are decent inspectors, usually if you can show them you have the stuff or it’s a simple fix/why it’s not done they will pass you. Again not always, and the inspector has to be a decent person.

[@MSeroga]

For sure! They will confirm you know how to fix them and usually pass you! When nobody is there to welcome the inspector and see all the issues, they get the feeling that you don’t care enough to make time for them and they’ll be much more strict.

[@BType13X2]

@@MSeroga Bingo, I had an issue unrelated to a project I was doing where the previous owners had tied the furnace condensate line into the drain line of my tub in the basement bathroom. Inspector was there for the backflow valve to pass that plumbing but noticed that and was saying they really shouldn't pass that without the drain issue being fixed. I told them that the bathroom was already scheduled to be gutted and our HVAC / Plumber had the correction of the condensate line noted as part of the work order for the bathroom. He went and checked that we had the permits for the bathroom already pulled and passed the work and said, "guess I'll see you in a few weeks for the bathroom." very easy to deal with and honestly they are just doing their jobs.

[@Roaring.On.Carnivore.]

Welcome to the build show 🤝

[@TBbadmofo]

I'm building my own house in Texas as well, 7200 sqft building. I'm a little bit ahead of where you are at. I definitely feel you when it comes to it taking so long and having to deal with the problems of leaving things exposed for longer than it typically is.

[@badideafairygarage2258]

I am learning from you on my shop build (about 4 hours south of you lol). Great video!

[@toddsecki]

Thats too bad about the upcoming city in your back yard. Im not saying you should move, but its always a good idea to look at your options. In regards to your table saw, treat it like its a loaded firearm! Fingers are not easily replaced. One of the most dangerous tools out there. Love the channel, I have a 2021 Custom Trail Boss (black) but no shop or garage. Thanks for sharing the mods

[@robertkerby2581]

It was recommended, and I subsequently used that tape on the two windows that my father and I installed in my one car garage. It's always a learning curve when DIY'ing and I continue to learn on a daily basis, which I consider to be a good thing. I cannot wait to see start laying the brick on your ginormous garage building! Keep the faith, my friend!

[@dannybickerdike6121]

It’s a wonder the HOA didn’t give you a build time for completion. Been around construction most of my life and HOA’s are a true pain.

[@Building-IT]

I love the Zip tape! I did my barndo in zip system and tape. It handled the weather very well! Sticks like crazy too! The liquid flashing is amazing too!

[@steveoh9838]

Glad your staying. Nowadays no matter where you move, development will follow. Wise decision👍👍

[@MichaelCurley-il6sm]

Not particularly true. We are on 5 acres in Bend Oregon and the only building they can do is single family house. We paid 650k for our 2500qft house, 5 acres, private well, and 40x60 insulated metal shop that’s completely finished inside. His house has to be worth 700-900k he could sell it and get something way more private. But being near good schools and jobs has value too. I feel bad for him as he has an amazing view now. Situation sucks.

[@BR549_o7]

buying land next to state game lands is a better guarantee than farmland is these days.

[@wolfpack4128]

​@@BR549_o7except it invites trespassing. I have a buddy with land that borders State Game Lands. Every year there are folks sneaking around on his cameras.

[@bryanprehoda]

Never said he was staying just said he was going to finish the shop

[@ErtsenPlayGames]

2:58 AHHHH YES --- it falls of on its own 3:04 -- then proceed to apply new tape on old one 😆🤣

[@ErtsenPlayGames]

PS (yes i know , its wider so no issues there) that cheap tape should last way longer if not exposed to uv ps2 -- there is also butyl tape with aluminium on top ( its thick ) that will last around 50y exposed to uv without issues

[@steveperreira5850]

These KZbin guys are so stuck on themselves they don’t even recognize how stupid the things they are doing. Most of the building industry is full of arrogant people like this. Nothing new here

[@steveperreira5850]

@@ErtsenPlayGames: Then why not use that because I guarantee this thin tape, no way it is going to last 50 years, not even 20. You better hope the exterior siding keeps out the weather because the sheathing with this stupid tape will not do it, not for 20 years, maybe 10

[@peterkohler7259]

Prosoco’s products are just as good as zip fast flash for like $30 a tube instead of $50. Won’t see those at Lowe’s or Home Depot though I don’t think.

[@benfowler2127]

If I remember correctly, prosoco developed Huber’s liquid flash, so you’d be using very similar products.

[@txcombatmedic]

Go to Home Depot and have them order it from ACME Brick. That is where DR Horton gets their brick so you should be able to get a match if they still make that style/color.

[@jamieplumber]

Sky Rocket Juniper-- Just a recommendation for really fast growing cedars.

[@michaelpicozzi3910]

Building looks great can't wait to see the projects you come up with in there

[@garrett9186]

The entire forcefield system have an exposure limit of 180 days. And given the hot summer ultra violet rays that explains the failure.

[@MrMadeinthe80s]

You remind me of Stradman the way you present everything lol. It's not a bad thing either. Love the channel. I'd personally move, but I do still live in the city in an hoa lol. Can't seem to move away far enough with how the metroplex is growing here in DFW. We moved 7 years ago north and it's almost as bad as where we were before now.

[@professionalinspectionserv9468]

If you have to seal all the seams, twice lol, and seal all the nail penetrations... You could have just bought normal osb and apply weather wrap. Save alot of $$. I know you want to keep the economy humming along...Go Army!!😊

[@steveperreira5850]

But these guys are so trendy with this stupid zip system. I wouldn’t trust it for five years of service. Honestly it’s so stupid. As much as I don’t like tyvek, I would much prefer using it.

[@philly7558]

You are killing it. It really is looking great... outstanding job 👏 👌

[@RandomAngle9]

Looking good and a quality product are two completely different things.

[@Laterdays2]

It’s not a fail. It’s a chance to learn. You’re doing an amazing job.

[@mattlane2282]

it's a fail he put the zip tape over the failing tape...

[@jensvincent4702]

It’s not the products fault. You need siding and stone work months ago.

[@briggsy1142]

Do u not live on the east coast lol. So many people use zip year after year without siding and zero problems

[@jensvincent4702]

@ This isn’t ZIP.

[@briggsy1142]

@@jensvincent4702 it's the same concept tho. I'm replying to your comment of needing siding

[@maharlikaheir]

Aloha love watching your content also based in Texas. Keep up the great content! 🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼

[@danielmckellar397]

Finally another shop video

[@ehhehh4049]

Did he run out of money or time? Feels like the project has stagnated.

[@BR549_o7]

@@ehhehh4049 neither. It is the Govt. red tape he needs to wait on. You can only go so far until they need to inspect. And they are in nooo hurry to come out to do such.

[@ehhehh4049]

@@BR549_o7 That sucks. I had to wait months for a honestly BS permit to be done by our city. They certainly are slow.

[@EyeMWing]

You need to install the lintel over the garage door now (for the inspection) because it bolts to the door frame. The window and regular door frames don't project from the building, and thus the lintel over them just sits on top of a brick course, and you won't know where precisely that course is going to end up until you're doing the brick - so the inspector doesn't need to see them now.

[@construction_brexb.75]

Just a little information about warranties for exterior wall systems. If you unfortunately ever have to deal with a failed exterior sheathing wall issue and you look to submit a warranty claim, you will not be able to receive the warranty claim acceptance. Manufacturers are very clear, for good reason, that you must utilize all the approved products in their system. Mixing materials from other manufacturers will void the warranty for the sheathing panel weather barrier. I work in the commercial construction industry and have used similar systems. To receive warranty certificates for these product installs there are certified inspectors for your area. They would come out and inspect the install and certify the installation is done correctly. Most local jurisdiction inspectors don’t know enough about this process and will generally approve how you installed already. Here’s hoping you don’t have to make a sheathing warranty claim. I’ve been in the industry for a long time and I would say the likelihood of you having an issue is small.

[@Grantski2007]

There’s no way the spec on that product says it’s ok to leave uncovered for. 6 months. I’m sure the product could’ve been ok over zip system for this application if exterior finishes were done correctly

[@billybouckaert9407]

He says that he knew better in the video.

[@celuldor]

So putting a new good tape over the old half broken, that will not give you a good ground for it to stick 😕

[@Ogilla]

This is the perfect example of suburban hell lol

[@DeMay42]

I started watching because of the trucks and ZL1, now I watch for Maui lol. His ears are getting so big. I got two black labs and they are the best dogs

[@gregkrueger331]

LINtel, LINtel, LINtel! What the heck is a lantel? 😂

[@jasonmorehouse3756]

Exactly! This bug me so fucking bad every time I heard him say it wrong

[@blakeb5195]

there are too many comment section craftsman in here. This man has more skill and work ethic in his pinky finger than y’all have in your entire body. He is doing an amazing job!

[@ZAPATTUBE]

Bro, you are doing a Good job.

[@canucktheory3271]

Should have removed the old tape. That's what is holding the zip tape on, especially around the windows where the Zip doesn't even reach to fresh substrate. Otherwise, keep up the good work!

[@hebdschnure]

Installing a security door in a plywood shed lol

[@BR549_o7]

true, but it will be brick / stone on outside. It is not like most vinyl siding homes where it is easier to break thru a wall than it is the door.

[@PrograError]

@@BR549_o7 well... it's a little low security now that he said there's gonna be developments beside him... plus he's on YT...

[@langsbr]

If the original tape was disintegrating and not adhering, will you have an issue in the future with the zip tape being applied on top of it? I figured you'd remove all the existing tape.

[@steveperreira5850]

He’s too in love with himself to have time to worry about things like that

[@94rperez]

Alliance Materials for the stone, mix and lintels.

[@Antmanlv]

Dont worry about the haters bro, you getting in there and getting shyt done. Salute to you bro!

[@Zhcwu]

Zip tape only provides 3 months of UV protection, you should get 3M 8067 flashing tape acrylic it offers UV protection for a year.

[@illtrax]

Lol... love the Build Show shout out.

[@pedrosmith1525]

I'm a builder in DFW it's hard to beat ACME for selections and quantities

[@PD6421]

I’m pretty sure on the build show they mentioned brick and zip system (or equivalent) and you still need a tar paper or something besides that built in WRB correct?

[@RandomAngle9]

The forcefield sheathing is rated for 90 days on roofs and 180 days on walls before it degrades to a point it loses its weather/air barrier capabilities. Could easily result in damp wall cavities and wood rot. Saving money up front often results in more expense in the future. Not buying the right product, cutting corners to save money, and not installing per manufacturer’s specs is why you should never buy from a diy’er. You shouldn’t be proud of substituting a cheap product for the right one.

[@JobeStroud]

I used zip tape on a exposed underlayment. It lasted a winter spring and summer without issue. I pulled some to see underneath it. Not a drop. Stuff is so good.

[@steveperreira5850]

One year proves nothing. Five years is also nothing. 10 years is not long enough, neither is 20. Does this stuff last 50 years? No way! It’s the thinnest of tape and it’s going to get baked and frozen to death thousands and thousands of times. All of this stuff is so goddamn stupid. Why not just put siding on, like was done on the old barns. Bat and board. It’s a shop, how many layers are you going to clad onto this monstrosity. Are we really that stupid??

[@bhewitt7589]

yall got the same problem we do in Florida, contently clearing land and building wish they would stop

[@malikto1]

Zip tape is engineered to work with Zip sheathing. It will not perform as well with the GP product. Best get it sided soon.

[@BLUESTEEL78]

All thses keyboard enginers telling you how to do it. Keep up the good Work Chad. I failing is not a bad thing is just a pause on learning and an opportunity to do it correctly

[@sentienthamster]

That they let you cover the edge nailing with tape in a high wind load area is so odd. We require roof and sheathing nailing inspections, especially on shear panels, before covering.

[@exportedafrican]

GP’s product Isn’t the issue.. the fact you haven’t done the facade in 90 days of putting it up is! Get that stone up!

[@TheStevedie]

He knows that.

[@pbenga]

It stop leaking transmission fluid.........because it's empty now. LOL

[@HonorablyShady]

Lin-til not Line-til

[@EzequielAmbriz]

Check out Aubrey brick and clay stone co in Aubrey down the road! I live in prosper and they’re my go to, tell em what and how much you need and they’ll give you a price on the spot👍🏽

[@TheUnreallimits]

I enjoy coming here to see what shouldn't be done followed by fixing what shouldn't have been done by doing it wrong again and saying its fixed. Granted, this is just an unattached garage. Perfection is not needed. I still would have removed the old tape to make sure of proper adhesion of the new tape. You don't want to remove the brick in 10 years because the flashing failed. It very well could last a lifetime. I would just prefer to know that it was done right.

[@kalebbillig3472]

You probably should have just flashed the top of the treated board at the top of the garage door too

[@NotABot88]

You should post any questions you have to your community, so us with building knowledge can share it with you for free.

[@onlyscience7120]

Why not Post frame? Steel only make sense when you want to go steel-to-steel.

[@christopher-ricks]

I would also recommend "W.W.K.f.R.R.B.D" aka "What Would Kyle from R.R. Builders do". I would also recommend taking a look at his channel. Awesome builder of post frames.

[@chrisplacencia4754]

Should’ve used the yellow tape instead of the grey, it’s only good if your gonna cover right away

[@wynnrider536]

if you dont clean all the stick surfaces wont the old tape and its adhesives cause the new tape to fail too

[@ErtsenPlayGames]

16:15 - Maui 16:30 eating THE ROCK coincidence ? 😂

[@Backpackjack1017]

Keep em coming

[@propylaeen]

I'm not into cars, but this guy got so much positive attitude love just the energy of this channel.

[@steveperreira5850]

Positive attitude doesn’t mean he’s wise and smart. He’s an entertainer. I don’t trust him. He’s young and knows almost nothing compared to real journeyman. Sure he has skills and intelligence, it takes more than that

[@radwimp7484]

well done. no worries about not passing your inspection, it's always the small stuff you forget the first few times.

[@BR549_o7]

plus it is good to always leave them something easy to spot. Because once they find something, they are happy and will not look so hard afterwards. This is proven.

[@2exiw]

The first tape looks like tape for wrap. For fiber glass wind/ Tyvek. The 2nd tape looks like flashing tape. For windows. So basically 1 has rubber and 1 has film. I know my message is pointless do to the fact you know you should of coved it up. 😊

[@johnnelson8956]

You put Zip tape over an existing tape that has been broken down by UV rays and is delaminating from the substrate. Brilliant idea. The tape works well because the entire width is attached and pressure applied. You applied it over tape that is failing and as such, only the outside edges are actually bonded. How do plan to address the hundreds of leaks that you WILL have after you brick the building up? And your sheathing only has the weather proofing on the face. Not the edges. Once that tape job fails, water will permeate into the sheathing and start to rot.

[@ZAPATTUBE]

The Zip tape won't leak, there will NOT be holes in sheathing.

[@freddowns9708]

Pretty sure he took the old tape off

[@criticalevent]

He didn't really need any tape at all, all this is going to be covered.

[@juskarn]

It kinda looks like he went over the old tape. Geez louiz. ​@freddowns9708

[@juskarn]

​@@criticaleventthis type of system uses taped sheathing instead of a WRB. It definitely needs to be taped

[@leenonolee4629]

Unless the new tape touches the board when the old weak tape peels lose it will take the tap on top of it too.

[@dtay0421]

Gotta have the garage lentil up for Celina inspections lol dm me if youve met Jason Fabbri, Oscar, TreyLandry, Jim, lol I know every inspector in that city

[@LonestarHawaiian]

Learning the hard way 😂 Round 2 coming up...

[@locke3141]

FYI: it’s Lintel, not Lantel.

[@BR549_o7]

he is from Hawaii, cut him a break LOL

[@locke3141]

@ yeah that’s fair. He’s a DIYer and doing a pretty darned good job considering that. I don’t blame him for a second for this mispronunciation. There are thousands of terms related to construction, so I hope nobody was thinking I was doing anything but informing.

[@gfrthhjkhuhgyj8992]

Ever heard of Tyvek

[@steveperreira5850]

I’m not even a fan of Tyvek and I don’t like it, didn’t use it on my house, but I have a different situation, I have stucco. Are used high-quality tarpaper, Thickness beyond spec, double layer. But God damn this zip ties system looks like the worst fucking future disaster I could ever imagine

[@gfrthhjkhuhgyj8992]

@ tarpaper is definitely the best way to go. That zip system is a joke

[@Motorcyclefan17]

Doing great!!

[@REAL-UNKNOWN-SHINOBI]

Yeah something tells me that the EF3 tornado if it happens again, will completely destroy the neighborhood that is currently being built.

[@fantasy6108-t7k]

You should epoxy your floors while it’s still clean. With all this construction being done epoxy would make a mess easy to clean just by using a blower. Sweeping concrete is a nightmare.

[@Bwilson-31]

Now it's the zit building 😂 lol

[@allabtMando]

Need a shadowbox to display the gloves in the shop after the build

[@CartwrightFour]

1:26 the building withstood a tornado that didn’t hit the building lol

[@davidribeca1745]

If the tape is the correct tape and it hasn't been in the weather longer than the directions, say call the manufacturer and a Get the GP rep out to the job to make it right! If you are following there directions than clearly there is a defects in the tape . The manufacturer rep would probably give you the correct tape if theon you receive from lowes was the incorrect item!

[@davidribeca1745]

Pur sheet metal flashing over the garage door trim,windows and doors headers!

[@davidribeca1745]

Your sheathing techniquely is not structural the steel fram is! So over driven nails in OSB sheathing are not going to change anything.

[@davidribeca1745]

How do you know the brick ties will work with brick coarse

[@davidribeca1745]

Shim the front of the hinges jamb to the right to close that gap. You can experiment with a flat bar and watch the gap close.

[@KirkIngram-r5d]

Welcome to my world, i was a GC for 35 years, i know what you are going through..

[@Pwn3dbyth3n00b]

If the tape is flaking off why would you place new tape right over it. Thar flex tape has some very weak adhesion to the actual building now.

[@izziedeleon1561]

Putting a security door on one side when you have a glass door on the other side is funny

[@jasonmorehouse3756]

It's not about it being a security door. It's about the build quality of the door. Pay attention to the details kid

[@bobbray9666]

Zip tape was designed to adhere to Zip sheathing. I've used it and trying to remove it after it's rolled is very difficult. Good luck. Maybe put Tyvek over all before siding?

[@jasonmorehouse3756]

Zip tape will stick to almost anything. It wasn't designed to stick to just zip sheathing. It's designed to stick to multiple surfaces. You need to educate yourself kid

[@bobbray9666]

@@jasonmorehouse3756 I bet I'm more educated than you in chemistry and in business. When the tape is pressed onto the Zip sheathing, the acrylic adhesive molecules form close contact with the surface molecules of the sheathing, creating numerous intermolecular forces (like van der Waals forces) that hold the tape firmly in place. ZIP System tape is only warranted when used with ZIP System sheathing. Zip tape may stick to other stuff but not as tenacious as to the membrane on Zip sheathing.

[@TaylorWebb-q1i]

Brick idea… come to light farms and drive by a new house being built :)

[@scottkriegerjr.6205]

I'm just confused why you don't just cover it up instead of retape and caulk the overdriven screws /nails. Wouldn't that be easier and save time?

[@jimmorton2585]

Try whiskey Stone it is the biggest rock yard in fort Worth Texas in fort Worth Texas

[@powderdescent]

What happened to your garage door lower panel? Looks scarred…

[@LonestarHawaiian]

Hit it with the Sprinter Van... gonna have to replace the bottom panel.

[@KraigFlittner]

@@LonestarHawaiian How about doing a bump-out on the West side so the door can swing in, but not take up room inside the shop. ❤the channel!

[@POLOLOUS3]

To bad you used the cheap gray tape, forcefields yellow tape is very good and will last in the weather as long as zip’s

[@chrish883]

Those new homes will probably be going for lot of money and that should jack up value of your home. Then you can sell.

[@seanatkins1971]

It’s not the tape it’s because you are taking to long to put the siding on

[@ancientcityaquatics9428]

it’s something he said several times in the video lol

[@BR549_o7]

he cant help the inspections take so long to get completed.

[@donelings8505]

I'd send a photo of the brick on the house to Acme Brick. They are one of the largest brick suppliers in Texas.

[@BR549_o7]

Wile E Coyote used Acme all the time to catch the roadrunner.

[@MrCamkay]

Burnouts in your garage?! Heresy! The garage is a sacred place, Burnouts are for the streets!

[@TheWhale45]

I Keep seeing you guys not roofing a project out or doing the siding. and I keep saying hey this is gonna get ugly. But what do I KNow. Water is not your friend. Good Luck.

[@doublemc2633]

Product is failing because of UV, not bcuz of the weather (i dont see water damage). ZIP will also fail after 1 year from UV.