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Old 10/30/08, 2:09 PM
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Default Re: Bubbles in vinyl siding

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Interesting topic.

I found this VIDEO that explains the problem and potential causes including reflective under coatings.
Excellent video. Thanks.
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How about the orientation of the sides affected to the sun? Always on South and West?



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Default Re: Bubbles in vinyl siding

Now I have the answer to my phenomenon.

I just did an inspection two days ago where 7 to 8 square feet of house siding (on the second level) was melted. I simply couldn't figure out how the siding (that high) could get melted.

Thanks for the info.
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How about the orientation of the sides affected to the sun? Always on South and West?
No! The distortion I saw was on the north side as the skylight reflecting the sun was on the south facing slope of the house next door.

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