The top of this trim has small holes that allow it to be attached to a substrate without drilling into the vinyl.
Repair vinyl j channel.
J channel used in conjunction with siding is placed where the siding meets doorways and windows.
A j channel looks like its name resembling the letter j when viewed from the side.
Don t drive them tight.
I would recommend removing the siding around the window and replacing the j channel.
Our photo of improperly cut j channel trim around a window above right shows a more serious problem than may be immediately apparent.
Cut and position an undersill trim if necessary see when to use undersill trim.
The j channel is the groove in vinyl siding that locks the individual pieces together.
Any attempt to caulk or seal this area using another method is not likely to have a long term result.
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Through the middle of the slots.
Vinyl siding j channel errors over windows.
It is also used to cover cut pieces of siding under windows and at eaves.
Install j channel under the window.
The broken j channel is clearly the most likely source of a leak in vinyl siding.
In our photo at above left it looks like really sloppy j channel work during siding installation leaving a leak at the window sill.
When vinyl j channel is used at the bottom like this proper flashing is essential especially at the corners.
1 4 inch weep holes should be drilled about 12 inches apart into the j channel only.
The siding is inserted into the folded j channel.
Without j channel trim in place the siding would look messy and slipshod.
J channel is often used for corners and edges and around openings like windows and doors.
Position the j channel under the window.
The bottom curves around hiding the end of a piece of vinyl siding.
This will help keep the track dry and prevent accumulation of unwanted moisture.
Beginning at the bottom of the foundation siding is installed by hooking a j channel onto a protruding.