It’s called a “zip tool,” and it’s great for not only removing vinyl siding but also installing and fixing it. It’s great for both. A tool does all of the work while keeping the vinyl siding and the wall in good shape.
This tool is 7 inches long and made of one piece of steel. It can be used to install and remove vinyl. Blade and body of this tool are made from a single piece of high-quality steel that is 7 inches long. Almost impossible to break, this tool is built to last.
NON-SLIP RED HANDLE THAT IS EXTRA LON. The handle is not only extra long, but it’s also more ergonomic. This gives you more leverage, a longer reach, and more ease in handling. The red coating helps to make the tool easier to hold and make it easier to see, too. There are a lot of tools like this one, but our red-handled non-slip tool is almost 2 inches longer than most vinyl siding removal tools. This gives it a lot of advantages.
With this ZIP TOOL, you can keep vinyl siding from getting scratched. What tool have you been using to put and take down vinyl siding for years. It’s time to give up all of your makeshift tools. This zip tool is the only one that can do what it needs to. Use your own tools and methods.
The vinyl siding can be removed or put on in one move. There is a guarantee with this zip tool that it will be quick and easy to install or remove siding and walls without causing any damage to them. Install, remove, and fix vinyl siding in one quick move! This is how it works. With this 2-pack deal, you and a friend can quickly finish a whole wall of vinyl siding.
The item comes in two boxes.
To remove vinyl siding, you need a simple tool. If something happens to the vinyl siding, it’s hard to keep the wall and other panels from getting damaged. This makes it more difficult to make a repair, which makes it more difficult. Hidden joints are the biggest problem that no screwdriver or hammer can solve. This is where this special tool, like a zip tool, comes in. You can bend the zip tool to get under both the top and bottom edges of the vinyl siding. Thank you for this tool! Your wall and vinyl siding will love you for it. You’ll even be able to use the vinyl siding that hasn’t been damaged. Make a small hole at the bottom of the siding with the siding removal tool. Then push the tool’s blade into the hole. This hole is made for the zip tool to slide through. If you can find this hole, look for a loose area on the bottom edge of the siding. A piece of wood or metal called a J-channel is where the vinyl siding panels meet. It’s possible to slide through a piece of vinyl and get to the back lip of a channel. Hook the tool onto the back lip, pull down, and then move away from the tool to free the back lip. 3. Slide the tool back to the siding through the new opening and do the same thing again to free the whole length of the channel. To free the top joint, follow the same steps as above. As soon as you remove the panel, it’s easy to lift it from the bottom edge and see the nailing hem. The zip tool’s value doesn’t stop there. You can also use the zip tool to connect the J-channel of the upper panel to the top lock joint of the new panel. If this isn’t done already, you’ll need to use your tool to get hold of the J-lip channel’s and pull it into place on top of the panel below. Then, as you push from the outside to snap the joint lock into place, you do this.
It looks good and does the job.
