How To Repair Vinyl Shake Siding

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How to repair vinyl shake siding.

Cut a 2 in 5 1 cm wide perimeter around the damage. Making minor corrections with caulk. Use tin snips to cut out the damaged area image 1. Remove the damaged cedar.

Purchase a suitable caulk. For a patchwork repair you will also need water resistant caulking. Then install the recently bought piece at the less visible location. Even if you find an exact replacement the siding on your walls may have faded meaning that the new pieces will be noticeably darker.

If the repair is on a highly visible portion of the house you may want to remove a piece from a less visible part of the house perhaps in the back or behind a bush and use that as the patch. Again the process should be relatively straightforward. Use a table saw or circular saw to cut a patch from a good piece of vinyl. First cut your scrap piece of siding into a shape just larger than the hole you are going to patch.

Then lock the siding back into place. How to repair cedar shake siding. Run a bead of adhesive caulk around the back of the patch and set the patch in place top image. Additionally you will need a scrap piece of your siding and a cutting tool such as tin snips or a utility knife.

Step 1 inspect the siding scrutinize the siding and look for shakes that have come slack from the nails or ones that have cracked and split down the focal point. 15 minute vinyl siding repair with a zip tool starting at one end of the damaged piece push the end of the zip siding removal tool up under the siding until you feel. How to repair vinyl siding method 1 of 3. Patching a small dent crack or hole.

The patch should be larger than the piece you removed. Slide the zip tool along the bottom edge to release the vinyl siding from the piece below it. Scrutinize the siding and look for shakes that have come slack from the nails or ones that have cracked and split down. Sample the old cedar.