Installing J Channel for CertainTeed Vinyl Siding
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- This video shows how to install the most common piece of siding trim -J Channel. It is used for inside corners, trimming around windows and doors and also where siding meets a soffit or roof at an angle.
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The quickest easiet demonstration yet. Thanks.
Exactly 💯
After I cut the first peaceful to length, I used the scrap piece for practice. Very helpful.
You almost got it I do it in a way that I can cut it all and put it together on the bench all locked together when I make my 45 cut I leave 2 inches of channel to bend over but I leave the face and just snip off the rolled edge so I can slide it into the other piece witch locks the tap in tightly
I've watched him cut that notch out 100 times and I can't get it down! I have the same snips but I game make that turn. It looks like I chewed it off
They make it look so easy!
Great j channel precise explanation. Thanks so much.
Learn from my experience!! Stop at 0:29, cut the top piece 1-1/2"longer than the window width. (see my 0:45 comment) Stop at 0:37, note the left side is shorter that the right side, I found I needed to cut ~5/16" off after I made the 1" cut out to make it fit into the 45* cut. Stop at 0:45 if you cut a 45* angle, the rain tab will be less than 1", it will be 3/4" this is why you cut the top piece 1-1/2" wider than the window. I see Bob Harris had it right, but I think it is only for the top piece.
U made that very very confusing
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Thank you
thank you success on the first try great job, another 1000 windows and even mine might look like that lol
Very good and simple video 👍
Nice video, looks easy
What keep water from running behind the siding at the bottom of the j-channel on the sides? . If water runs down the j-channel It's got to come out somewhere.
I would think the siding piece above it right?
The voice of the guy... sounds like a 50's tv add.
Sounds like Bill Kurtis to me!
Not all the information is here. Yes this works for 1" wide J-channel but if you have 2.5" wide you need 5 extra inches not 2 as stated. And the rain tabs and slots are 2.5" each not 1" as stated.
Good job, now I know how that works around my windows
Do your best and caulk the rest lol
A little caulk and paint will make a carpenter what he ain’t
Thnx guys
Thanks
Shouldnt it be 1.5 inches longer than the window considering the j channel face width is 3/4 inch.
I added a reply so you we get a message. Learn from my experience!! Stop at 0:29, cut the top piece 1-1/2"longer than the window width. (see my 0:45 comment) Stop at 0:37, note the left side is shorter that the right side, I found I needed to cut ~5/16" off after I made the 1" cut out to make it fit into the 45* cut. Stop at 0:45 if you cut a 45* angle, the rain tab will be less than 1", it will be 3/4" this is why you cut the top piece 1-1/2" wider than the window. I see Bob Harris had it right, but I think it is only for the top piece.
exactly. It is all determined on your width.
Are the miter cuts out of order?
So nice
Nice
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Only problem is that they don't lock together. If you leave an inch & a half or so on the ends & trim the hook off the outter edge, it will slide or snap into the joining piece & lock together.
Like a pro yo!
kosmosleha the finish edge of the J channel is rolled back about an 1/8 of an inch and will prevent the two pieces from slipping together. Imagine the top piece trying to slide into the side piece without a little room. You just snip the finished/ rolled edge so they slip together. Good luck!
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I also do a video for DIY J trim. Check it out if your still having troubles! ua-cam.com/video/jwf-M5O0x10/v-deo.html