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Posted by ltf in nc on February 27, 2000 at 08:33:59 from (206.228.213.237):
In Reply to: Re-using steel barn siding posted by GeneD14 on February 27, 2000 at 06:54:25:
Gene, I removed some corrugated panels by taking a pair of endcut pincers and extending the handles by crimping small pipe over them to where I had lots of leverage. This modified tool was placed over the heads of the fasteners and the heads were snipped off and the sheets just lifted off. I laid the new work off to the same spacing as the hole pattern in the salvaged panels and installed the fasteners through the old holes. Personally, I prefer the screws over the nails and I no longer have the problem as it is easy to remove the screws and they are not subject to backing out over time a nails tend to do.
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