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<blockquote data-quote="preston39" data-source="post: 146947" data-attributes="member: 1487"><p>den....,</p><p></p><p>Aluminum is great for the top of wood posts. AS you travel around watch for a guy doing aluminum trim on a building. The width of an aluminum coil is 24" and the typical face board/overhang is such that waste is involved...most often they will give the strips to you. (I bought two guys a lunch one day and they gave me a whole bunch which was laying in the back of his truck). Everyone was happy. Cut them to size where the piece will come down over the posts about 2 inches with roofing nails on the sides. Putting a glob of silicone chaulking on top of the post before installing the aluminum is a plus.</p><p>We put them on the interior fence line posts with good results.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="preston39, post: 146947, member: 1487"] den...., Aluminum is great for the top of wood posts. AS you travel around watch for a guy doing aluminum trim on a building. The width of an aluminum coil is 24" and the typical face board/overhang is such that waste is involved...most often they will give the strips to you. (I bought two guys a lunch one day and they gave me a whole bunch which was laying in the back of his truck). Everyone was happy. Cut them to size where the piece will come down over the posts about 2 inches with roofing nails on the sides. Putting a glob of silicone chaulking on top of the post before installing the aluminum is a plus. We put them on the interior fence line posts with good results. [/QUOTE]
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