Snap Lock Tool Vinyl Siding

Handle features non slip grip.

Snap lock tool vinyl siding.

12 00 h x 4 00 w x 1 00 d. Step 1 mark the length of vinyl siding. Item 13737 model sa903. Vinyl siding protects the exterior of your from the elements and is an affordable option when renovating your home.

Diy how to fix loose vinyl siding with a malco sideswiper siding tool. Prop 65 warning s ca prop 65 pdf. Snap locks plastic skirting and siding to finish trim by creating a tab in the cut edge of the siding panel tabs lock into trim. The sl8r snap lock punch for vinyl siding produces wider more prominent rectangular tab projections for securing vinyl skirting or siding to finishing trim.

Always use a work table for higher accuracy. Get free shipping on qualified siding tool siding tools hardware or buy online pick up in store today in the building materials department. One of those specialized tools is the snap lock tool. Truck tool rental.

There are tools that are designed for the sole purpose of installing vinyl siding. Siding removal tool gecko gauge tyvek tape zip tape 10 in x 50 ft vinyl roll flashing vinyl wall trim. Description documents this tool is used when installing vinyl siding. Using the lifted side of the snap lock tool place the backside of the vinyl siding in line with the pencil marks you made.

The malco snap lock punch makes tabs in the cut edge of a siding panel used as a finishing course at the top of a wall or below a window. Step 2 create dimples. The punch also works well on aluminum siding. General tools instruments gecko gauge fiber cement siding gauges.

Raised projection secures vinyl and aluminum siding to finishing trim. The snap lock tool creates a dimple on the top of the vinyl siding that allows the vinyl siding to lock into utility trim that attaches to windows and the top of your home s exterior wall. From the manufacturer wiss wslp1 snap lock punch tool forms a raised tab to secure vinyl and aluminum siding and plastic skirting to finishing trim. Snap lock punch with 3 8 in throat.

Use a pencil and tape measure to mark the length of vinyl siding that will be covered by the utility trim.