Roofing Nails For Vinyl Siding

Also suitable for application of asphalt shingles.

Roofing nails for vinyl siding.

The nail shank diameter should be 1 8 in. Roofing nails work with fiberglass polyester and bituminous material. Vinyl siding tends to expand and contract considerably with temperature changes. This nailer is designed to hold the siding for an extended period.

Skip to main content. Place the guide into the nailing slot and shoot a fastener in the center of the nail slots. This roofing nailer works well for nailing vinyl siding when fitted with the adapter shown. Leave some room for heat expansion.

Drive rite aluminum nails are used for applying vinyl siding. Why proper nailing is so important for vinyl siding galvanized roofing nails are your best bet for siding success. These grip rite 1 1 2 in. You can buy these vinyl siding tools online at amazon.

The problem should be easy to diagnose. You can secure your shingles with the help of a roofing nailer. It s not surprising to hear that you need a galvanized. And long enough to penetrate into nailable base at least 3 4 in.

It is used for attaching a wooden piece or sometimes vinyl siding. The nails of this nailer are varied from the surface. Allow approximately 1 16 in. Nails should be corrosion resistant galvanized stainless steel or aluminum roofing type nails with a head diameter of 3 8 in.

Aluminum siding nails 1 lb pack feature a large head and thin smooth shank that helps to reduce wood splitting. Simply go outside grab the lower edges of a siding course and try to slide it back and forth photo 1. Diamond point makes driving the nail easy and true. Ring shank provides maximum holding power.

Always hold the pneumatic stapler or nailer parallel to the siding panels. Between nail head and vinyl. Large flat head allows proper hanging of siding. More product details close.

Siding nailer is a miniature form of a framing nailer. Those materials used to make roof waterproof. In that case roofing nails that are made with aluminum or galvanize are used to install shingles. For this reason manufacturers design it to hang loosely on the nails rather than to be tightly nailed like wood siding.

They are good for installing aluminum or vinyl siding.