You are a great builder Paul! You pay so much attention to the little details! I've been learning so much watching your vlogs. I've been a subscriber since the mad county build series. We are getting ready to have our post frame house put up. We are going to have the building, concrete, spray foam, framing, & drywall done and do the electrical, plumbing, & finishes ourselves. I just hope I have someone as good as you build our post frame home. We are still looking for a builder here in Indiana. Thank you so much for being a great teacher. Nicole
Question: I have white rat guard trim on a Barndominium and notice a bit of surface rust forming on top of the rat guard, under where the panels rest, in more shaded areas of the building. Is there a market solution for this or is the suggestion to caulk / silicone and paint to Rustoleum? My idea was maybe a piece of thin PVC angle that you could slide in between the bottom of the panels and top of rat guard, maybe 1/16" thick, to protect it long term.
You can also bend the bottom leg for ends then make you tab and cut excess off I use similar trim with steel buildings both methods work all perspective
Thanks man. Great video. Could have been a little loser with the camera on the cuts. But being a guy trying to get his building done for 3.5 yrs right after I lost my mother, you have been a great help and I love hank you. Cannot get anyone to do it for me, thinking everyone is just really busy or they just don’t want my money. Lol. So anyway, keep up the good work and have a blessed day!!
I have rat guard...but my barn is post and beam with gravel pad. What can I do to protect from rodents digging under. It has a 2x6 treated from beam to beam...40x60. I am in 4 foot frost . Should I just dig out( but how deep and far and pour concrete over wire?
looks good to me, things that might help is a tin knockers hammer, it will work better than that nylon thing your using. might consider using a scratch awl to mark things but they are unforgiving if you make a mistake. I never did architectural metal only HVAC metal, but I made my own fittings generating them from dimensions with trigonometry.
Yes, most refer to it as "rat guard". This piece of trim does prevent the entrance of rodents and insects, but mainly acts as a base for the setting of or metal panels. You'll see that we add this trim on top of a color matched piece of flat metal. That truly acts as our rodent proofing. When this building is finished dirt will be filled in to just under that rat guard trim.
@@MrPostFrame right on thanks for the info I will be starting this project in a couple weeks and I'm looking forward to chopping this stuff and making it look tight and pretty
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Used this and a couple other videos on my polebarn project. Saved me a ton of time and effort. Thank you very much.
Thanks for sharing! Glad it helped
You are a great builder Paul! You pay so much attention to the little details! I've been learning so much watching your vlogs. I've been a subscriber since the mad county build series. We are getting ready to have our post frame house put up. We are going to have the building, concrete, spray foam, framing, & drywall done and do the electrical, plumbing, & finishes ourselves. I just hope I have someone as good as you build our post frame home. We are still looking for a builder here in Indiana. Thank you so much for being a great teacher. Nicole
Thanks for watching! Glad they've been helpful. Good luck on your build.
Question: I have white rat guard trim on a Barndominium and notice a bit of surface rust forming on top of the rat guard, under where the panels rest, in more shaded areas of the building. Is there a market solution for this or is the suggestion to caulk / silicone and paint to Rustoleum? My idea was maybe a piece of thin PVC angle that you could slide in between the bottom of the panels and top of rat guard, maybe 1/16" thick, to protect it long term.
Fantastic tutorial. Very straight forward.
Thanks
Very nice Paul & guys, always love your attention to detail, it's the little things like these details that stand you apart from the average builder!
Thanks!
Very very good. Thank you! Definitely using this method
I am very frustratyed trying to cut metal trim for the first time. thanks for the help.
👍 Very similar to how we finish snow rail for metal roof.
You can also bend the bottom leg for ends then make you tab and cut excess off I use similar trim with steel buildings both methods work all perspective
Good job guys.
That’s what I call sheet metal origami. No amount of schooling can teach this, it comes with being a problem solver by trade.
Nicely done.
Thank you!
Thanks man. Great video. Could have been a little loser with the camera on the cuts. But being a guy trying to get his building done for 3.5 yrs right after I lost my mother, you have been a great help and I love hank you. Cannot get anyone to do it for me, thinking everyone is just really busy or they just don’t want my money. Lol. So anyway, keep up the good work and have a blessed day!!
Look me up on Facebook and message me if ya u want so I can ask you more questions on how to’s. Lol. Thanks again
Noice fix! 👌 sheet metal origami ❤
Beautiful job
Thanks!
Bro that is insane how good that looks! 💪
How do you make an outside corner with a gravel drip edge or a shingle drip edge?
My contractor didn't put on any rat guard. Any suggestions for putting it on after the fact?
I have rat guard...but my barn is post and beam with gravel pad. What can I do to protect from rodents digging under. It has a 2x6 treated from beam to beam...40x60. I am in 4 foot frost .
Should I just dig out( but how deep and far and pour concrete over wire?
Thank you
You're welcome
Excelente video 👍 saludos 👊💯
Gracias!
How you trim wainscot top trim where hits a door or Overhead door J-Trim
Why cut them both on an angle. One can stay square?
I know this is probably a really dumb question but could you put this along the ends of walls in an apartment to keep rats out?
Yes, that's on of the main reasons they are called a rat guard.
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looks good to me, things that might help is a tin knockers hammer, it will work better than that nylon thing your using. might consider using a scratch awl to mark things but they are unforgiving if you make a mistake. I never did architectural metal only HVAC metal, but I made my own fittings generating them from dimensions with trigonometry.
Thanks! Tin knocker would definitely be helpful. Pica make colored pencils we need to try.
We're can I buy it
Your local metal supplier should be able to get you these trims!
Paul what state are you in
Iowa
Tedious but great results
Thanks!
Is this product sold as rat guard trim I am going to build a lean to off the back of my garage using the ribbed steel and I don't care for rats
Yes, most refer to it as "rat guard". This piece of trim does prevent the entrance of rodents and insects, but mainly acts as a base for the setting of or metal panels. You'll see that we add this trim on top of a color matched piece of flat metal. That truly acts as our rodent proofing. When this building is finished dirt will be filled in to just under that rat guard trim.
@@MrPostFrame right on thanks for the info I will be starting this project in a couple weeks and I'm looking forward to chopping this stuff and making it look tight and pretty
Show me how to properly trim a window pls
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