Lots of differences between the two different guns.
Can you use roofing nails for siding.
Various types of siding nails exist such as galvanized siding nails and aluminum nails for vinyl siding.
Those materials used to make roof waterproof.
If all the siding is tight it was installed wrong and should be redone.
On the other hand siding nails are only used for fastening siding stuff so that the nail has to be strong enough to hold it.
These nails vary in length depending upon the thickness of shingles used but all exhibit the same basic design.
If only a few pieces are tight and you can t find the contractor who installed it buy an unlocking zip tool and unfasten the section above exposing the nails photos 2 and 3.
They need to be little loose so siding can expand an contract.
Roofing nailers use very specific roofing nails designed for use with shingles.
Roofing nailer has different nails than siding nailer.
You can take a coil of 6s and put them in the gun to see if they would work.
You can use heat application or staple or roof nailer to fastened roof felt.
No you don t drive sideing nails all the way in.
Roofing nails work with fiberglass polyester and bituminous material.
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The length of nails is varied from the thickness of the surface.
One drives roofing nails and the other drives commons.
And obviously roof nailer is most secure in that case.
Probably would void any warranty to course there bout impossible to collect on.
Re roofing is a typical case.
Usually roofing nailer is used to put the shingles tight on the surface.
If you use the nailer it will nail it tight an the siding can warp an crack.
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.