How Do You Repair A Masonite Lap Board Siding With A Hidden Nail?
Masonite siding is a brand-name material produced by the Masonite Company. While this company no longer produces wood siding, the name “Masonite” is commonly used to refer to any type of hardboard wood siding. This material is installed in overlapping rows on the exterior walls of a house. It protects the home from moisture, wind and other elements. Because the boards are installed using a blind nailing technique, it can be tricky to repair and replace damaged sections. By working carefully and using the right tools, you can repair lap board siding to restore the appearance of your home. Replace a Full Board Step 1 Cut away any caulk or paint around the top and bottom edges of the damaged board using a utility knife. This will make the board easier to remove and replace. Step 2 Slide a chisel under the bottom of the damaged plank and gently pull it away from the wall. Once the board has been pulled far enough away from the wall, place a pry bar under the board. Line up the pry bar with
