What do I use to secure metal flashing to a shingle or wood siding?
 

What do I use to secure metal flashing to a shingle or wood siding?

What do I use to secure metal flashing to a shingle or wood siding?
 

Normally it goes under the siding. No point that I can think of in putting
it on top.


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What do I use to secure metal flashing to a shingle or wood siding?

What do I use to secure metal flashing to a shingle or wood siding?
 

On 26 Oct 2006 09:23:49 -0700, "CJ" wrote:

What do I use to secure metal flashing to a shingle or wood siding?

Nails, normally.

What do I use to secure metal flashing to a shingle or wood siding?
 

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What do I use to secure metal flashing to a shingle or wood siding?

When bent to fit and held in place by shingles or wood
siding, flashing requires no fasteners.

--
Don Phillipson
Carlsbad Springs
(Ottawa, Canada)

What do I use to secure metal flashing to a shingle or wood siding?
 

It's on the outside of the shingles and doesn't sit correctly on the
wood siding or asphalt shingles on the roof. I was thinking of maybe
putting roof cement or liquid nails. What do you think?



Don Phillipson wrote:
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What do I use to secure metal flashing to a shingle or wood siding?

When bent to fit and held in place by shingles or wood
siding, flashing requires no fasteners.

--
Don Phillipson
Carlsbad Springs
(Ottawa, Canada)

What do I use to secure metal flashing to a shingle or wood siding?
 

On 27 Oct 2006 07:11:32 -0700, "CJ" wrote:


It's on the outside of the shingles and doesn't sit correctly on the
wood siding or asphalt shingles on the roof. I was thinking of maybe
putting roof cement or liquid nails. What do you think?



I wouldn't trust adhesive for holding sheet metal unless
it's specifically labled for that use. If it is,
fine. If it's not, nails with neoprene washers, like they
use for all-metal roofing.

What do I use to secure metal flashing to a shingle or wood siding?
 

It is improperly installed and glueing won't help. If you must do it that
way put globs of roofing cement on to hold it for a while.


"CJ" wrote in message
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It's on the outside of the shingles and doesn't sit correctly on the
wood siding or asphalt shingles on the roof. I was thinking of maybe
putting roof cement or liquid nails. What do you think?



Don Phillipson wrote:
"CJ" wrote in message
oups.com...

What do I use to secure metal flashing to a shingle or wood siding?

When bent to fit and held in place by shingles or wood
siding, flashing requires no fasteners.

--
Don Phillipson
Carlsbad Springs
(Ottawa, Canada)