Fill the siding holes with wood filler.
How to seal nail holes in wood siding.
The best filler for your siding is a two part epoxy product that cures to a rock hard consistency.
Scrape away any excess with the putty knife when you re done and allow it to air dry.
2 trim the tip of the tube of caulk with a utility knife or razor blade.
Epoxy putty is a commonly recommended wood filler for use in repairing woodpecker damage.
Force the compound into the edge until it is flush with the bottom of the siding.
For the best guarantee against pop out use 7d or 8d 2 or 2 inches long nails and drive them into the studs.
Nail holes in interior walls can generally be filled with shrink free spackling by overfilling the hole slightly then sanding smooth once it s dry.
Holes in wood trim are best filled with wood filler.
Apply the compound to the bottom overhanging edges of damaged siding with the putty knife.
Stainless steel doesn t rust or stain the paint or leave black streaks on the wood and the rings on the shank act like barbs gripping the sides of the hole to prevent the nail from popping out.
6 fill nail holes.
Wipe the inside of the hole and the surface wood surrounding it with a damp cloth and allow the area to dry.