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CertainTeed Vinyl Siding Installation Guide
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Section 12 — Repair
Replacing a Damaged Siding Panel
To remove a damaged panel, insert the hook end of a zip tool
between the damaged panel and the panel above. Pull downward.
This will allow access to the damaged panel’s
nail flange. Remove the nails securing the panel.
The nails may be allowed to stay in the wall if they are driven flush
with the substrate after the damaged panel is removed. Remove
the damaged panel and install a new panel. Then use the zip tool
to lock the new panel into the panel above.
Replacing a Damaged Outside Cornerpost
Remove the face portion of the damaged post by scoring along
the outside corner of the receiving channel with a utility knife.
It may be easier if you first cut away part of the face of the
outside cornerpost to get better access to make these cuts.
Remove the nailing flanges from the new cornerpost by scoring
and bending until the flanges snap off. Be sure to score along the
inner corner of the receiving channel.
Lap the partial receiving channel of the new post over the partial
channel on the remaining nail flange. Pop rivet the two receiving
channel legs together as needed.