Vinyl Siding Installation
November 6, 2009 by
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Vinyl Siding over Shake Siding. Shot with Sony VX-1000 and Helmet-Cam. Time Lapse, in Camera Over Lap, Before and After.
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be very careful this guy is actualy damaging the roof system by using vinal siding in this manner.
I am wondering I have a flat masonite sided home, well half is brick, do you still have to install that under board? Is the pourpose for added insulation?
how long did this take you
I wonder how it would be if I get the siding from sears to install in my apartment.
The transformation is remarkable. Good job!
Thanks but I already installed it. I just asked the guy at home depot and I saved my self $23,000 doing it myself.
hammer, tape, pencil, drill, snips, razor knife, square, if you dont have strong fingers a zip tool
its not a problem at all to strip Vinyl board and batten, not sure on the cost due to material costs differ, plus lights, doors,windows, if any soffit has to be removed it all has to do with the job, you’ll need to get a estimate from a local sider – should be free.
Does anybody know if it is possible to strip board and batten? If so, approximately how much would it cost to strip board and batten from a 5000 square foot house?
dont go over it. remove it and sell it to some scrap yard
GREAT JOB man
you are a fag
I like the original style more.
green would’ve been a color choice.
What are all the tools i would need to rip off and install vinyl siding
The back and one side of my house has vinyl siding and the other side and front is still aluminum, should I remove all the aluminum siding first or just go over it? any advise would be helpfull.
For a second, I was beginning to wonder if you were using furring.. I’m glad I watched it all the way through. I feel much more confident about the project I’m just beginning on my garage! Thanks for the video!
are you fuckin retarded
great job… especially around the electric box, very good idea… only question, may sound dumb, did you pull off the old siding first or just insulate on top of it and side over that??
On All Soffit less than 15 inches in length, expansion is far less of a concern. I generally use a fastener at only one end of the panel to allow any necessary expansion within the J-Channel.
J-Channel is firmly fastened around all window openings, and expansion is not generally an issue. Corner Post are loosely nailed or fastened to address Expansion.
How does the soffit and j-channel expand if you screw it in. The way you installed that is how old school aluminum guys installed metal thet did not expand in the heat. The Soffit will bow in heat and you voided manufactures warenty.
I cried.