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   andybuildz | Nov 16, 2002 09:25pm | #1

   Bill

        You might have a problem finding ,but why not bend it on your brake or use one at a siding supply house if you dont own one or if yer on LI in NY you can use mine..Throw some dirt on to make it match the old siding. Easy as pie. I use to do that years ago when necessary. works like a charm. You may not get the locking top of the channel perfect but with some silicone and white trim nails I'm sure you could get something reasonable. Lucky its smooth.

   Be well

          Namaste'

                       Andy

   It's not who's right, it's who's left ~ http://CLIFFORDRENOVATIONS.COM

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   wmtcarp | Nov 20, 2002 01:18am | #3

   Thanks for the reply.  After checking with all the local siding companies and coming up with nothing, I thought about bending some on a brake for a replacement and that's what  I'll probably end up doing, unless perhaps selling them an entire siding job!

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   andybuildz | Nov 20, 2002 02:35am | #4

   Bet you make good$$$$ bending it on your brake cause no other siding guy would have thought of that I'm bettin'. Charge them good. NOT TIME AND MATERIAL!!!...Expertise!

   Be well

          Namaste

                      AndyIt's not who's right, it's who's left ~ http://CLIFFORDRENOVATIONS.COM

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   Haole27 | Dec 04, 2002 02:41am | #5

   check out http://www.sidingmatch.com

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   wmtcarp | Dec 04, 2002 04:23am | #6

   Thanks for the tip!

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   rez | Nov 17, 2002 02:44am | #2

   Or take the bottom row off the back to use the pieces. Then make a higher base board face all the way across the back.

    Let the thunder crack and the waves roar.

    We're going on.