Will this work with HardiPlank siding?
1095510
Sure will. Don't worry about the material, as much as the depth. In fact, one of mine is installed in HardiePlank wall as an exterior outlet. Where I made a mistake was this model is made for the thickness of Brick, not a Wallboard. Luckily, with the combined thickness of the HardiePlank, Plywood, and the 3-1/2" wall space, it cleared by about 1/2".
1095511
I used it with Hardipanel siding (4x8 sheets) and it worked excellently. I assume it would work well with Hardiplank as well, but you may need to mount it at a slight angle to match the planking angle, in order to get a tight fit. This is a top notch product.
2211357
Not sure what PVC Fending is, but you can always try it on a spot to make sure it does not harm the PVC. I have vinyl siding and it works great on it. Darryl
241055
Just put screw thru and slide light over screw slot like a vertical phone. Siding liking nailed to wood or brick backing so should be strong enough
797040
I use these with bostitch siding gun. I used the whole box. No problems. Used with hardie boards.
1370634
Yes and you will probably want to. I was not that hard on mine and it didn't last two days of use pressure washing my siding.You want either of these, both available on Amazon : Anderson Metals Brass Garden Hose Fitting, Swivel, 3/4" Female Hose ID x 3/4" Female Pipeor Gilmour 7FPS7FH Double Female Swivel Brass Connector, 3/4-Inch by 3/4-Inch
1395449
Label says it is suitable for brick siding; brick and clay tiling are made from the same material. As long as the tile is not overly porous, I believe it should work.
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!
118239
The previous answer is what I would say. The siding nailer is what you want. I have used it for cement clapboards and it works well. You'll have to play around with the depth adjustment to get it right.
2162589
I don't try hardie plank. Not sure really. I would imagine if it is not a polymer composite, it'll do fine. This blade is made ultimately for concrete and brick and block products.
677502
Yes...but there is one for your roof..but works great on siding not sure why it wouldn't work as well on your roof but there must be a reason since they have a different one...
200907
Perfect, nearly every nail. Within 1/32"-1/16" when it was off to 1/8" occasionally. ***What's behind your new siding plays a big part in the performance. Installing over old siding will have a different performance than a new construction install. The old siding may have soft spots, flashing, brackets... who knows what behind it... these make a difference no matter what gun you use. We installed HardiePlank Lap Siding over old wood panel siding and had great performance.
1503527
I don't see why it couldn't . I used the N66-1 to install Hardi board siding(cement board) I used 1 5/8 ringed nails , the nailer performed very well. The depth setting worked well. Light weight of the gun is a big plus. ;-D
1388289
Don't really know for sure. Vinyl siding is put on using horizontal strips that sort of interlock with the one above and below it. You can actually feel by slipping your fingers under the edge where it meets and locks with the next piece. If you can do this with your siding and actually feel the edge where the hook will be resting on, it will probably work.
1249753
Sorry, I don't know. We used it on T111 siding and so far (2 wks) it's not working.
1578993
Yes it will attach to vinyl siding but you need to make sure the screws are anchored to the siding/house tightly. It does put a strain on whatever it is attached to.
680926
I was reading on the Pactool and it says it's for 5/16 cement siding. It's also adjustable from 4'' to 8'' of reveal in 1/4'' increments. I've personally used this tool on hardi plank and it works great. But hardi plank is 5/16 x 8'' and the tool is pretty snug. I don't think the tool will work on any product greater than 8''. With all that being said I really don't know!
1222528
probably not. 2 main reasons. nail head has to be held out from wall so siding can move w/expansion contraction and I don't believe the gun is capable to do that. and the nail head is too small to guarantee it will consistently hold siding in place during windy conditions