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Posted by Dave Sherburne,NY on October 12, 2005 at 08:43:57 from (170.215.212.142):
In Reply to: metal siding posted by memmo on October 12, 2005 at 07:14:43:
For sheet metal siding, nails or screws go on the flats. Try this put a wire around a nail and drive it all the way into a board as if it was siding nailed on the flats then pull on the wire. Can't move it can you ? Drive one in but leave it out an inch as if it was on the ridges. Put a wire on it at the head and pull, probrobly bends or tears out. METAL ON SIDEWALLS NAILS GO ON THE FLATS,but you probrobly will need a few on the lap joints to hold it tite. On the roof Nails go on the ridges, screws go on the flats .Screws not carefully applied to ridges will distort the the metal. Nails , less likely to leak on the ridges.
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