Would this work with cedar shake vinyl siding?
149501
I don't understand - is it cedar shake, which is cedar wood or is it vinyl siding? If it's vinyl, yes.
149502
I used it on vinyl. It goes under the seam so you aren't actually attaching it to the siding (which is the reason I purchased it). I didn't want to make holes in my new siding.
1698427
No, Typically when you install vinyl siding it is best to hand nail, because you are not supposed to set the nails completely tight. You should leave a little wiggle for the siding to move.
1693500
This is for 4 inch siding. Unfortunately I have bigger siding as my house was older with big cedar siding. I just customized it a little with some wood pieces underneath on the sides, and caulked all around the sides after it was installed.
2154630
This model is for thinner siding. I think they have a different part number for the thicker siding.
2157669
I have mine attached to vinyl siding. Has gaps between. Must have solid wood to anchor lag bolts. I have brackets spanning two rows of siding to give level surface across high points. Held up very well this past winter.
1222528
probably not. 2 main reasons. nail head has to be held out from wall so siding can move w/expansion contraction and I don't believe the gun is capable to do that. and the nail head is too small to guarantee it will consistently hold siding in place during windy conditions
1647130
It worked great for me on my house siding with the same issue. Very pleased. Wish I had ordered the larger size.
1688874
I don't know, all I have ever used it for is cutting vinyl siding. The table is made of plastic and did not hold up for very long, it broke before I finished the first house of vinyl using it.
99839
it depends on what kind of wall your attaching to: brick masonry, vinyl siding, cinder block, etc. The expansion bolts supplied would work best with brick masonry. Vinyl siding will probably require some sort of wood framing to span wall studs and allow for adjustment of the AC base mounting pattern using lag bolts. Hardware stores have a masonry screw that would be good for both brick and cinder block. Good luck.
414473
No. They only work on vinyl siding. It has specific grooves, where the pieces fit together, that hardiplank does not.
1249753
Sorry, I don't know. We used it on T111 siding and so far (2 wks) it's not working.
898503
yes i think it will work great. it is not so powerful, it won't blow the siding off. i would use a mildew and mold product with it.
1312927
Vinyl? Do you mean like a Formica type laminate ? As long as it is firm ( not flexible) , smooth and clean it will work.
20839
I mounted this to the vinyl on my house instead of my brick. I used a piece of wood across the back of it to make it flush on the siding. The wood was the width of the box and maybe 3in wide.
481484
I haven't tried this on vinyl siding, only Hardieplank, but it depends on how many stories your house has. If it's a ranch, you should have no problem. As for the deck, the 0 degree tip should work well but it might take you a while depending on the size. It stripped mildew off a fifteen-year-old fence with no problem.
2083619
Yes. I use it with a small Bosch oiless pancake compressor. Terrific nailer. Vinyl siding adapter available
1345565
As long as the thickness is within the tolerance of the gauge, it should work. We have only used them on fiber cement siding so far.