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What I've found to be the hardest part, like asphalt roof shingles is removing just the ones you want and not tearing off the entire wall...I guess that goes without saying. The principles are the same as roofing.
Like roofing each shingle has two sets of nails. The second set is from the overlayed course. The way that works best for me is to use my flat bar, or chisel and split the shingles from the bottom so they break away from the nail and then pull the narrow strips out. Start at the highest course you're removing and work your way down.
Keep a block plane handy for minor adjustments, and most suppliers carry galvanized siding nails, or we use "maze" nails.
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