Do you think this would work to fix a hole in our vinyl siding caused by a hit from a baseball, so we can power spray clean the house?
895033
Depending on how deep the hole is and letting the loctite dry thoroughly is the key. Make sure and "overly" fill the hole, let dry 24-36 hours and then you can sand it down and match the color.
810220
I don't think it would be very effective. I would use a sheet of mass loaded vinyl. Homedepot online has it for cheap.
2071950
Yes, it has more than enough power, but, it would be slow. You would be better off with a hammer drill.
1269175
I believe it should work if you use the heavy nap roller. I used it for my siding which has deep groves and it worked well.
1698430
I would say no.. This guns shoots normal (small) head nails and I typically use roofing nails for installing vinyl siding. You also need to leave the nails loose so the vinyl siding can expand and contract. I think it would be hard to leave the nails loose with any power nailer.
568629
Mice were chewing through the vinyl seal on the bottom of my garage door and getting into the garage (several times, more than one place). I repaired it and sprayed it with Ropel. They haven't touched it since, and I only spray it about once a year. So, my guess is that if they are chewing your vinyl or wood siding, it just might work. I doubt that it would work, though, if they are merely squeezing through cracks, as this works by taste. It is extremely bitter, so it deters chewing. How often it would have to be reapplied may depend on how exposed it is to sun and rain.
440950
Yeah, I would think it should work pretty good for that. You might need to pour water in it at the same time to help break it loose. My sewer line was clogged with egg shells about 20' down. I had to give it a good push but it broke through and haven't had a problem since. A gutter clog should be similar. That's a great idea. I'll have to remember that one!Edit: I just reread your question. Dirt underground...it might work depending on how much dirt is down there. It has an auger type bit on it so I would think it's definitely worth a shot. Just run lots of water down at the same time. Good luck! Yeah, I would think it should work pretty good for that. You might need to pour water in it at the same time to help break it loose. My sewer line was clogged with egg shells about 20' down. I had to give it a good push but it broke through and haven't had a problem since. A gutter clog should be similar. That's a great idea. I'll have to remember that one!Edit: I just reread your question. Dirt underground...it might work depending on how much dirt is down there. It has an auger type bit on it so I would think it's definitely worth a shot. Just run lots of water down at the... » Read More Yeah, I would think it should work pretty good for that. You might need to pour water in it at the same time to help break it loose. My sewer line was clogged with egg shells about 20' down. I had to give it a good push but it broke through and haven't had a problem since. A gutter clog should be similar. That's a great idea. I'll have to remember that one!Edit: I just reread your question. Dirt underground...it might work depending on how much dirt is down there. It has an auger type bit on it so I would think it's definitely worth a shot. Just run lots of water down at the same time. Good luck! « Show Less
880964
I use it on my composite deck and white vinyl deck railing and it works fine. I'm not sure about vinyl house siding.
1836038
I have done repairs on vinyl and it works very well. I will buy more when needed. Hope it works for you.
481480
It will easily clean vinyl siding and clean wood. It you get too close to the wood it will tear the wood up " make it rough " .... It will damage paint on cars too if you get too close
971845
It might work. It's probably worth a try. Make the repair from the inside of the gutter where it's leaking. Use some coarse steel wool to rough up the area befor applying the putty otherwise it might not stick. Good luck
923727
We did not have luck using this product on our vinyl siding. We ended up hiring someone to power wash the house. Keep in mind, we could not reach the areas and it does not a slight scrub to clean. It is not just spray on and rinse off and all your dirt goes away , I'm afraid.
1698428
Absolutely! The nail heads are a bit small, but if you dial the regulated pressure on your compressor down to 50 psi or so, AND you drive the nails at an angle, they will consistently lay into the vinyl grooves with room for wiggle. (the head fits perfectly for nail placement) This speeds up putting up siding like nobody's business!
1251779
I've never used it for that, so I can't say. I would think it would. A customer in our local auto parts store told me he used it on a crack in his snow plow and it held up. Just be sure to let it cure long enough per the directions. I don't know if this helps you or not.
105545
I wouldn't recommend it for that, more for small jobs. If you have metal siding , it's possible it would work but again probably not the best approach.
1645799
I used this product on vinyl of a car seat. I got good results with a repair that is strong and stable. I think it would work for what you intend to use it.
807314
This is a framing nailer. It's too powerful and would punch thru the siding. You should use a siding coil nailer.