How to fix J-Channel without removing siding

Here I show a method to make a secondary face for J-Channel. The benefit is that it allows you to keep your vinyl siding continuous over top of the block and underneath the block. There’s quite a few times when this tip might come in handy. For one example: when replacing J Channel you might need need to take off the vinyl siding.

[@DMilliken]

Really love this but I don't understand much of the technique. Wish you had close-ups or stills of the close-ups. But thanks for taking the time to post!

[@sidingschool]

Yeah, I tried a different camera angle and editing method. I’m probably going to remake this one.

[@manfrummt]

You should do a video on how to j channel something you add to the wall after siding is already installed. For instance, a ledger board, or an awning.

[@sidingschool]

I’ll add this to my list!

[@manfrummt]

@@sidingschool Thank you. You're the man.

[@RichardScott-hz4jz]

Absolutely to fast.Instead of demonstrating carefully.You wanna demonstrate your excellent skill.Im not watching this because I know everything.If you really want to instruct people.Slow down.Even the 30year man does sloppy work and fucks shit up . Every once in a while.

[@sidingschool]

I guess this one could be a little hard to follow. I sped this video up to try to demonstrate faster to save people time. Every other video I’ve done is played at normal speed. Message received, demonstrate at a teaching pace. Here’s a video on a slightly different topic where I slowed down to a teaching pace: ua-cam.com/video/ph1VFh559VU/v-deo.htmlsi=LpjxNhCWOdq6TKH8 I think I did a lot better, let me know what you think!