Nifty trick to install horizontal panels on wall

I like it! That's a good trick.

 

Slick - nice!

 

Great tip. Thanks for sharing.

 

Quite clever!

 

I do something similar on horizontal seems. I have a piece of angle we have reused several times now that's 20' long 2x2x1/8" architectural style (Square inside corner) Screw it to the bottom of a cabinet like a piece of trim, or turn it 90 and screw it to a wall for a wall sign. Plus it's easy to level.
I like this though, never thought to panel vertically on corrugated walls.
I'll say if you like c-clamps, check out kant-twist clamps. Their more robust, and they have a wider clamping area so you can lift more weight without marring the materials as much.

 

I used them on a large cabinet install when the top saddle got hung on the top of the pole. The dummy who welded the frame together did not put any access to the top of the sign, but luckily he ran stringers between the two saddles. I took a pair of the clamps and clamped one at 3' and one at 6' and used them for ladder rungs!
Also it beats the hell out of a c clamp when you find yourself needing a hammer.

 

Slick. Thanks for sharing. I love these types of posts!!!