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Removing A Piece Of Siding ?
Hello:
Other than using a thin hacksaw blade kind of approach, any other good techniques for removing a piece of house wood, horizontal, siding (called clapboards ?) to get rid of the nails holding it on, that are covered by the siding piece right below ? Have never done this before. Thanks, Bob |
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Removing A Piece Of Siding ?
That might work except the OP said it was wood siding. Maybe you are
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Removing A Piece Of Siding ?
"Robert11" wrote:
Hello: Other than using a thin hacksaw blade kind of approach, any other good techniques for removing a piece of house wood, horizontal, siding (called clapboards ?) to get rid of the nails holding it on, thatare covered by the siding piece right below ? I used a reciprocating saw with a long metal cutting blade. Just slip it under the siding and cut the nails off. I did this to replace all the damaged siding before painting. -- Email reply: please remove one letter from each side of "@" Spammers are Scammers. Exterminate them. |
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