Three months ago we had a serious wind storm that left the first row of
shingles above the gutter bent up in several places. They haven't reshaped
and flattened themselves in the 3 months since.

How can I get these back to flat lying? Just tap in a nail and pin them
down, or use roofing cement? Or?

Thanks, BC

BillC wrote:
Three months ago we had a serious wind storm that left the first row of
shingles above the gutter bent up in several places. They haven't reshaped
and flattened themselves in the 3 months since.

How can I get these back to flat lying? Just tap in a nail and pin them
down, or use roofing cement? Or?

You can wait for people to chime in, one by one, or you can search this
newsgroup for a thread from a couple of months ago on this exact topic.

Don't use nails. The heat should bring them down on their own. If
not, hairdryer or heat gun to soften them and a small dab of roofing
cement under each tab.

R