Shiplap and suggestions

IIRC Hardiplank or one of those 'cementacious' (sp?) siding companies has a same-size product for old work. May be special order, unless there is a lot of it in place in the town you live in.

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Joe wrote: ...

That's no help whatsoever for asbestos-tile siding already in place--there's no hazard there whatsoever. It would only be a problem if were cutting it and it was designed to be sheared, not cut...

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"Fixing to do"?

Either you're fixing your mother's garage or you're going to do repairs on your mother's garage, or you're going to repair your mother's garage. There is no verb, nor any other part of speech, called "fixing to do". From which backwater of America do you hail? Yikes!

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Open your mind-

Yeah, right. Around here the local trash say add "take and" in front of words instead of "fixing", as in "I'm gonna take and put that over there" when they are already holding the item. No you're not. You're going to put that over there, you've already taken it. My favorite is "take and do", as in "I'm gonna take and do that report after lunch". Huh? It's not even close to English.

The siding was pretty tricky getting off.

I used a circular saw and and cut down the center of a stud to remove the shiplap and leave an area to nail in the new siding.

Even though the end of the garage is the only bad area, I may remove all of the tiles and paint with a high quality paint.

The roof needs replacing and the installation of guttering.

Andy