random
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I had some water damaged OSB that I just had to replace in the garage (one of the main structural supports was rotted too - I've replaced that). I didn't want to remove the siding all the way to the corner, since only about a foot of OSB was bad, so I cut out the bad parts and patched the hole with new boards.
The problem I'm having is that the cuts on the existing OSB aren't straight (not that talented with a sawzall), so I'm left with crooked gaps in various places. The widest is maybe 3/4", average of most about 1/2"
I know its' not supposed to be completely tight, but I think these are probably too big. Is 1/2" ok to leave and install the wrap over that, or should I fill them? If I should fill them, what would you recommend?
The problem I'm having is that the cuts on the existing OSB aren't straight (not that talented with a sawzall), so I'm left with crooked gaps in various places. The widest is maybe 3/4", average of most about 1/2"
I know its' not supposed to be completely tight, but I think these are probably too big. Is 1/2" ok to leave and install the wrap over that, or should I fill them? If I should fill them, what would you recommend?