These “builders,” will put their name on anything. My company did two houses with those siding and in both cases the mfr had to pay to remove it and we installed Hardie instead. The wood grain melts out of this stuff andit has a horrible thermal expansion coefficient

Would be nice if the company got back to me. I sent 3 emails!

Sure would be nice if the company got back with me. I have sent 3 emails.

Is the foam treated to keep insects and mice from eating it?

How does the CraneBoard join at the seams, do you have an installation video?

Vinyl lap siding - the lengths should be longer so there are not so many seams. Really dislike it for that reason only, my eye is drawn straight to the ends, it is really terrible.

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It’s too expensive

About $15 per square foot plus installation. Very nice but very expensive

Do you put an aluminum flashing over the top of the cap stone or do you just flash tape the nailing fin?

would definitely not be bangin on that stuff to clean the edges. i would be checkin them panel meticulously before install. trimming with a right angle grinder w/ diamond blade

Hi, I had Versetta Stone put on as a skirting for my park model. I purchased the Northern Ash color. The cartons came, the top was open. It rained and left water drips, in white, on the stone. I also have dust from the saw, on the stone. Seems like you know what you’re doing. Just wondering if you can tell me how to clean this off?

Do you have any other videos with the same on block wall

Good message. keep up

Awesome thanks!

That table looks like a pain in the ass. My boss has the old school heavy ones. Plastic all the way across the table. No big gaps for the siding to get stuck on when you put pieces in. Do you like this one?

Does this work for vertical siding as well? I assume so.

Is the j trim used here different than universal j trims? It looks narrower to fit the thinner profile of B&Bs

Should outcorner go under or up to facia?

Can we add more cutter in there

What cut you guys do when it meets them outside corners?

Just bought my pieces and hope to work on it this week.

That's a really nice system

Versetta stone is what I would like to put on 1950 home but not sure how that would work my cynder block foundation is about two feet above the ground and the wood framing transition not sure if I would put wood over the concrete with tapcon concrete screws?

Is it made for block wall ? Or only stick Cunstruction.

Seems like a great idea. Your eyes go to a corner more often , gaps else were usually won't be picked up!!

Now I'd rather go spend the money for the machine and it automatically does it

Why don't you cut all of them to size according to the window package, and then just take 1 spare along to the jobsite in case you f*ck one up ?

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I'm wondering if I can just glue it on my outdoor fireplace instead of using screws (which would be a headache to dill all those holes in the concrete block) I'd use Loctite so it would hold no problem. I'd just have to cut off the nail flange on top.

Brilliant

acetone did not work for me.

I'VE BEEN DOING THAT FOR YEARS, DUDE, ONLY SMART PEOPLE WILL CUT 3 PIECES AT ONE TIME, NEVER HAD A PROBLEM

Garage door company wants $230 to replace mine. Now I can do it for about $50. Great video.

Good video my friend! What hammer are you rocking in the second part of the video, looks like my old Dalluge but nicer!

Nails loosened over time with builder. But now I can’t figure out which nails were used as it is concrete it is secured to and not the trim

it also flies longer distances than brick during tornados

Sliding bevel? you’re wasting time here.

Really lol

Hanging vinyl is one of the most tedious of jobs. Pays well though.

Thanks for showing this. It really helped me out.

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Do you know how to bend the corner after using the break buddy ? Thanks so much

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Hand drive those nails, or it wont move with expansion/ contraction as temerature changes.

I have never seen vinyl siding ever be recycled.

No need for house wrap anymore?

It won't ever get recycled, but really who cares

Dipping that stone in a bucket of water first will reduce the dust. This dust not only affects the lungs of the installers but also the people who work around them. Construction workers are at an increased risk of developing silicosis, a long-term lung disease caused by inhaling crystalline silica (RCS) dust. RCS is found in mortar, concrete, and other materials, and exposure to high concentrations can cause permanent lung scarring, or pulmonary fibrosis.

Would you caulk the corner?