If it's too much for a paper cutter or you fear it will put too much wear on the blade, sheet metal cutters aka aviation snips would work well.
I just looked at a spare piece of siding and mine has texture on both sides. But you can buy rolls of flat vinyl material, (I believe Home Depot calls it "trim coil") and that would be easy to snip into pieces. I used it around the base of my greenhouse to cover the 2X8s on top of the foundation blocks and it is still perfectly flexible after about 10-15 years.
Bob Zone 7
On Wednesday, September 21, 2022 at 09:59:26 AM EDT, Tim Eck via pbs <pbs@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net> wrote:
I recall much discussion on tags and markers, but the specifics fade so I
don't recall whether this answer was given before.
On another list a person made the best suggestion for tags I have heard -
vinyl siding. Obviously you don't want to use the textured ones but vinyl
siding has a 20 year warranty and is usually sold in light shades. Also,
an office paper cutter should cut single thicknesses but I haven't verified
it yet.
Tim
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