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   Piffin | Sep 17, 2006 06:06pm | #1

   where,
   on what?

   Thius product is often used as a sheathing and siding all-in-one. If in a seismic zone, you'd have to meet shear waall requirements,

   I believe theree is a Bostich and a Hitachi pnuematic siding oil nailer often recommended is aall you need is siding nails.

    

    

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   doitall | Sep 18, 2006 04:50am | #3

   Minnesota, to enclose the porch on a rental property - 2x4 stud walls.  Thanks.

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   user-14544 | Sep 18, 2006 04:55am | #4

   I've used a Hitachi siding nailer to attach this type of siding for years. I think the model is the NV65. Nails are easy to find and the gun will run forever. Are you in the cities? I know most rental joints rent the gun if you need it for only one job.If you want to go the hand nail route, hard to beat a Maize nail. Just remember to pre-prime all exposed wood BEFORE you install it- esp if it is close to grade- or use a pre-primed panel, such as LP's Smart Panel.good luck!knowledge without experience is just information.... Mark Twain

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   gb93433 | Sep 17, 2006 08:28pm | #2

   I use a Hitachi framing nailer with a flush attachment.