Nail Puller For Steel Siding

Carbon steel heat treated pliers with blackened body and dipped coated grip.

Nail puller for steel siding.

Clip nail heads or use puller or use 2 claw hammer set claws of one on nail and hit hammer face w other hammer to drive claws onto nail. It is my go to tool for extracting hard to remove nails and when minimal dama. As said use screws for new construction. Place the claw end of a hammer up to the nail and push the hammer under the head to grip the nail.

Free shipping on eligible orders. Simpson strong tie 7d x 2 1 4 in. The slide hammer nail puller is a tool many people own but few know how to use. 4 6 out of 5 stars 83.

It has the thinnest blade available out there and can pry any tight spot without any hassle or trouble. Annular ring shank type 316 stainless steel wood siding nail 120 pack model t7snd rp120 8 00 8 00. Maze 13 x 2 1 2 in. Set your store to see local availability add to cart.

The job was to remove the metal siding without damaging it and reuse it for another building. It was installed with ring shank nails. This 8 inch prybar and nail puller is made up of high quality hardened steel alloy which is sturdy and durable. Estwing handy claw nail puller 10 pry bar with forged steel construction vinyl cushion grip hc 10.

Those gaskets don t provide any holding power. 8 penny splitless wood siding nails 5 lb pack model s227a5 30 85 30 85. The best thing about this nail puller is that it does minimal damage to the wall or the moulding surface. 2008 07 07 155154 a good nail puller works with a block to keep it from damaging the siding where it levers against it.

Position the pry bar beside a nail and pry the upper board outward until the nail pops. If the claw does not fit under the nail head use a nail puller. Insert a pry bar between the piece of siding from which you want to remove the nails and the one above it. Shark corp 21 2220 nail puller.

With puller or hammers use plywood to pry on. Silacone will plug holes. They re just a water seal and make pulling easier because the nail isn t in as far as it could be. Place the v shaped end of the nail puller up to the nail and tap with a hammer to wedge it tightly under the nail head.