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Originally Posted By: chorne
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Originally Posted By: chorne
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Originally Posted By: jpeck
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Carla,


you mean like this? ![icon_smile.gif](upload://b6iczyK1ETUUqRUc4PAkX83GF2O.gif)

By the way, all that paper facing on all that insulation ... this is what those warning labels say.


[ Image: Paper and foil facings need to be in contact with gypsum board or other approved building material ]

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Originally Posted By: Guest
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Judging from your photos it’s not flashed at all. Just as bad, I can almost guarantee it’s improperly attached.

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Originally Posted By: kmcmahon
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I didn’t note any sill seal either?

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Originally Posted By: phinsperger
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Kevin,


I think I see the sill seal. Its blue

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Originally Posted By: rpalac
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What is on the out side?


What is over the top where the water mark starts?


It’s obvious that the water is penetrating through at some upper area that is on the other side of that wall and running down.


Bob P.

Water leaks are hard to find, even in a submarine.

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Originally Posted By: kmcmahon
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phinsperger wrote:
Kevin,

I think I see the sill seal. Its blue


I was guessing that blue line to be the chalkline to set the wall on, but now see on one photo how fat it is and you're probably right.

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Originally Posted By: CarlBrown
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To see more pictures of lack of detail go to www.badstucco.com

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Originally Posted By: Matt Butcher
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The Blue Sill Plate is a product called Sillbor. It is a borate treated product used mainly in humid areas. Due to the elimination of CCA and because of the many complications being reported with ACQ eating through fasteners many home builders in all areas of the country are turning to this Sillbor product. It has a trademark blue color.

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Originally Posted By: kwilliams
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to NACHI Carl and Matt

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