How to Install Vinyl Siding Part 2: J Trim

[@weed5901]

For me, the ideas in kzbin.infoUgkxAfqpMLyFn37qcqUl0FAzqkkycQeXqrhP Plans were a starting point for building different sheds . Ryan gives ideas that allow an individual to draw nicest conclusions into the design and building of his or her own shed.

[@michaeldevaney2804]

A better close up view of the actual mitre cuts and how they fit together at the peak is all that is needed to have made this a great teaching video

[@johnnybarbar7435]

J trim should be proud nailed every 8"-12", leaving 1/16 clearance for expansion under the nail head. The 16" nailing schedule mentioned for J trim is the spacing for the siding panel nails or screws.

[@gibyinusa]

Found myself a new channel to follow. Very detailed explanations. Camera crew needs some work! Great video

[@dalyjolly3186]

2:35 flip your square both ways so it's in contact with more of the piece you wanna cut

[@alllivesmatter627]

Did good except for flashing your windows. The headlap is a common mistake most people make. When installing the flashing tape your head lap goes directly against the structure. That way if water gets behind the housewrap the headlap flashing pulls it back away from the structure

[@richardballew8958]

An oscillating tool works real good for those hard cuts on the J-channel.

[@tchevrier]

the J-trim doesn't really fit into the corner pieces. You can force it, but it doesn't really fit. Ideally you should trim the corner piece also.

[@danekemper7503]

Crown Molding and Cap for 3/4" Pocket J-channel I have a customer wanting me to use this for the soffit with no return what are the best ways to cut this type of J molding crown

[@AL3047]

The 6 inch vertical cut up against the fascia box leaves a gap (1/8 in/) that looks like it will let water in to run behind the corner?

[@logicalamerican]

Would make sense to cut extra, fold and create a small seam.

[@johnnybarbar7435]

That's why you see house wrap required before installation. The siding is not supposed to be 100% water proof but it should repel almost all water unless high wind driven rain occurs

[@tchevrier]

I don't think you are going to get much water there. Plus that's what the house wrap is for.

[@derekharney3668]

again, excellent teaching, thanks for the lesson

[@mayflower7270]

thanks guys. great video. very much appreciated

[@DogsofFlyingFRanch]

If this guy says ummm one more time I'm going to go nuts

[@Journeyman1945]

Brian Frattaroli ummmm driving me friggin nuts!!

[@lolohonu7405]

ummmmm

[@benderrodriguez8037]

Close up will be good 🤔🦖

[@spawnaka6703]

YOUR CAMERA MAN NEEDS TO BE RIGHT CLOSE TO SEE THE ACTUAL CUTS. ALSO WHY DID YOU NOT ATTACH THE BOTTOM TRIM TO THE CORNER POST.. THEY SEEM TO BE AT LEAST 2 INCHES OR LESS FROM THE CORNER POST IS THAT BECAUSE IS TO THICK GOING INTO THE WALL CORNER TRIM.???????

[@spawnaka6703]

thank you

[@MrDtaylor099]

Ummm...

[@haileyhomewrecker8433]

Helpful!

[@thedaltom2120]

Ummmm

[@monkeydgabriel384]

I hope u didn't pay those camera guys,, they suck😂 ask them to get a diferent job

[@rorybellamy2533]

good teaching , try not to say uhm . uh aum , um um umm , these are word wiskers . practice just silence between sentence

[@dahpizzaboy6149]

“Umm”

[@benreavely4891]

Um Um Um Um um Um um um

[@Swe4rbox]

Sack the camera guy.

[@scottpaulick2054]

Umm Umm Umm Umm Learn how to talk