Over cut the hell out the bottom of the J you can see flashing. Good idea, bad quality work or you just don’t know j channeling is intended to direct water and not a visual anesthetic 🤦 cut back slightly longer than your angle and close the gap Son
Snip the back corner. Curl it in to the other J. Fasten. All the same function. 1/2 the time bending sticks of J channel around like some trailer park Jedi. Ya welk
Great looking method for joining two pieces of J-channel. Camera could use a little work, though. Some of the cutting was almost off camera, hard to see what you were doing.
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Should we add any sealant if its around top windows or doors?
Same
Show a close up of the clips, do not call the tin snip cuts "snippy" on my job site.
Do u start a wall like that with j all the time? Is it easier than a starter strip?
Over cut the hell out the bottom of the J you can see flashing. Good idea, bad quality work or you just don’t know j channeling is intended to direct water and not a visual anesthetic 🤦 cut back slightly longer than your angle and close the gap Son
Snip the back corner. Curl it in to the other J. Fasten.
All the same function. 1/2 the time bending sticks of J channel around like some trailer park Jedi.
Ya welk
Doesn’t water drain along the cut on the back?
Is that horizontal? Isn't that creating a trough for collecting water?
Good illustration
Too much effort for me. I would butt-joint them and leave a 1/4" gap for expansion. The gap would serve as a water drain hole.
Thats exactly what I needed thanks so much
Great looking method for joining two pieces of J-channel. Camera could use a little work, though. Some of the cutting was almost off camera, hard to see what you were doing.