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Need to do a repair on a aluminum siding, can the same tool that is used for removing and replacing vinyl siding be used for aluminum?
If not how can I take a panel off and replace in middle of house.
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It should work. We used to make a hook out of coil stock to pull alm. siding.
*yup
*Um, how do you get it back on?
*Nobody said it was easy.Use the same tool in reverse. Pull down with the zip tool & push the lip over the lock. When you movr the zip tool down the panel the lip will snap back into the lock. Some times it does need the aid of a wonder tool (hammer) & block