No you don t drive sideing nails all the way in.
Can you use roofing nailer for siding.
If you use the nailer it will nail it tight an the siding can warp an crack.
The roofing nails have to be galvanized so that it will prevent the nails from being rusting by the touch of water and oxygen.
Probably would void any warranty to course there bout impossible to collect on.
Typically roofing nailers shoot coil nails and you don t have to refill the magazine too often.
Considering these roofing nailer isn t recommended for your siding task.
Or you can purchase nails for your needs at a hardware store.
You can still use a roofing nailer with 1 inch galvanized nails if you can make it blind nail so that the nail heads can t be visible at all.
Companies like bostitch load nailers with appropriate nails when you purchase them for a specific application.
Three hundred extra dollars seems a bit extravagant for tools i ll only use on a few jobs a year.
The only siding nailer available locally is about 150 more than a decent roofing run i can get all over town.
By this time you know that siding nailers and roofing nailers function differently despite their similar appearance.
But i doubt it.
Buy a siding gun which can be used for trim solid material soffits etc.
And either rent a roofing gun or buy one and sell it for 1 2.
One drives roofing nails and the other drives commons.
These nailers accept different types of nails.
It may fire the first nail and jam.
Lots of differences between the two different guns.
Depth of drive adjustment is not available in roofing nailers.
Roofing nailers can sometime double shoot.
The use of coil nails in roofing nailers makes them relatively heavy and unhandy.
I m a small business and don t have a big annual tool budget.
They need to be little loose so siding can expand an contract.
For roofing you have to use such a nail that can be removed easily.
It comes into a small size for the housebuilder so that they can easily use it.
You can take a coil of 6s and put them in the gun to see if they would work.
Again roofing nailers usually don t come with adjustable depth of drive settings and it limits their applications.
Differences in roofing nailer and siding nailer for fiber cement c mon you need to look at this in a different light.
Various types of siding nails exist such as galvanized siding nails and aluminum nails for vinyl siding.
It also needs to hold the shingles firmly.
For an engineered tool like a nail gun even the slightest difference in the nails can cause problems.
