IOWA NORTHEAST, I'm not a sider, just a DYI guy. This is a honey do job and if I do a good job I might get a bowl of ham and beans. If I do an exceptional job I might get corn bread and a lots of ham too.
What are diverters on your J chanel? Please post a pic of a diverter. Like to learn something new.
Included a pic of how I keep the water out. First I use silicon on the nailing flang and screw the window to the wall. For me to swing a hammer next to a window is an accident waiting to happen. Of course the house is wrapped with typar. Second I painted the wood trim that goes around the window. Wanted the addition's window to look like the rest of the old house. Put a 40 year painters caulk against the side of the new window and silicon caulk behind the edge of the wood trim. Used a brad nailer to attach the wood to the wall and cleaned off the painter's caulk. Next I miter cut the J, painter's caulk to the outside of the window wood, and attached the J to the wood with trim nails. Also used silicon on the back side of the J to keep the rain out. If this doesn't keep the rain out, nothing will.
The reason I think the cordless saw is the best way to go is that I'm doing this job myself and the blade turns very slow compaired to table saws, corded hand saws and trim saws. I very easily made cuts with out chiping the vinyl. I also made my cuts without climbing down. Works sweet when you work by yourself and you don't have a ground man. George
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