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The best guns are light, fast, and easy to load.
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Coils guns are heavier than stick nailers, so look for a well-balanced tool.
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Q. I need to fix a problem with ice dams in a new house. The ice dams form in two valleys over a cathedral ceiling and are causing leaks. The roof is standing-seam metal, and there is not enough venting in the valley area. Is there a solution short of tea
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Max's new high-pressure coil nailer performs remarkably well on the job site, but is it worth the expense? A framing contractor weighs in.
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There's more to metal roofing than standing seam and ag panels. An experienced remodeler provides an overview of roofing with aluminum shingles.
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Metal roofing is durable, attractive, and available in a wide range of styles, from basic galvanized panels to shakes, shingles, and tiles.
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Q. We're working on a 120-year-old house that still has its original standing-seam metal roof. A roof painter told the owner that this roof has 50 years of useful life left. Can a metal roof really last 170 years?
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A coil roofing nailer pays for itself in time saved even if you do only a couple of roofs a year. We take a close look at the major brands.
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Q: Can regular sheets of metal panel roofing be installed on a curved roof with a radius of 28 feet?
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Dripless caulking guns