Need tools and tips for removing skin staples

I use a medium pic (automotive: Snap-on). Tap it under the staple head and pry with a backer to protect the siding. Sometimes a tiny pick, then move on to the larger, more robust tool. Another handy tool is a horseshoe nail puller. A little rare, but they have a sharp little nose...



That being said, is there any way to add tasteful screws to the siding? Reason being, aluminum tends to shrink/swell with temp changes. If you've done the build and it's bulging, I would do some serious thinking before loosening the skin. Even if you do that, it might not get rid of the problem. Our friend Mark is thinking about adding screws because of the burbles in the siding in hot sun.

Many vintage trailers have screws in the siding, either stainless and/or painted:



Very difficult to see:



Works for me.

One of your problems is that the skin is smooth. So much easier to notice any minor ripple. I think with this kind of siding, it's common to see imperfections.

Yours are very hard to see if you can live with them. Heck, Flyte Camp's new prototype has ripples. And it's brand new metal...

Next trailer, consider skin with a pattern. You're doing a good job and there's really no perfectionist fix.