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Postby tomstruble » Fri Jan 29, 2010

http://www.intwallsolutions.com/partners.html

check out this product watch the video if you get a chance

be good for deck skirting too i think
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Re: stone panel

Postby dnorthup » Sat Jan 30, 2010

I have a little of this on our house - http://www.genstoneproducts.com/

Pretty slick, easy to work with and it looks fake; but since we have no real rocks around here, it is what we used.

If anyone has questions on it - let me know...
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Postby S. Donato » Sat Jan 30, 2010

i like both of them for decks and it should like nice. i wonder about using them on like a currently vinyl sided chimney. certainly would be a nice upgrade. also like them for accent areas on the front of homes.
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Postby Josh » Sat Jan 30, 2010

All that stuff is more expensive than what the amigo's will put stick on stone or red brick on here for.
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Postby tomstruble » Sat Jan 30, 2010

they call cultured stone,lick and stick around here :D what nice about the panels is the built in drainage,ive seen some pics of the damage that can happen with the culture stone
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Postby Josh » Sat Jan 30, 2010

tomstruble wrote: what nice about the panels is the built in drainage


Do you know who you are talking to? :lol:

I'm just saying homeowners don't care about the built in drainage unless they have a water problem. Visually the lick and stick is always going to look more authentic.
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Postby tomstruble » Sat Jan 30, 2010

i was talkin to dem utter guys,,not you your majesty :P
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Postby citadel » Sun Jan 31, 2010

tomstruble wrote:they call cultured stone,lick and stick around here :D what nice about the panels is the built in drainage,ive seen some pics of the damage that can happen with the culture stone


http://www.buildingscience.com/document ... fect-storm try this link for the damage the lick stick can do!
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Postby S. Donato » Mon Feb 01, 2010

tomstruble wrote:i was talkin to dem utter guys,,not you your majesty :P


STOP feeding his ego tom. :roll: he already thinks he is the siding god :wink:

most of our customers are more concerned about looks too but if you can sell it b/c of its benefits it will set you apart from the banditos hanging lick and stick on anything. :thumbup:
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Postby tomstruble » Mon Feb 01, 2010

looks to heavy for a geezer like me Sallie :P
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Postby tomstruble » Mon Feb 01, 2010

I'm never going to disagree with Josh ever again..i still have the wounds from the last time i did :cry:




and all you guys just sat around and watched :cry: and said.....oh...we agree with Josh :sneaky:
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Postby Josh » Mon Feb 01, 2010

S. Donato wrote:
tomstruble wrote:i was talkin to dem utter guys,,not you your majesty :P


STOP feeding his ego tom. :roll: he already thinks he is the siding god :wink:

most of our customers are more concerned about looks too but if you can sell it b/c of its benefits it will set you apart from the banditos hanging lick and stick on anything. :thumbup:


I'm no worse than Greg and decks, the roofing god, etc.

It comes with the territory. Every roofer, sider, carpenter or whatever is the best out there.

I just happened to really be the best. :lol:

I've never been able to sell that stuff. It's alot higher than bandito's sticking on stone. Between the waste, corner's etc it really high. I'd rather use peel and stick on my own house.

I've done some the nichiha kurastone and it's high but I didn't sell it, it was spec'd.
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Postby tomstruble » Mon Feb 01, 2010

and your so modest too your highness :?
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Postby Dennis L » Mon Feb 01, 2010

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