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I ripped off my old roof and got it ready for laying the new shingles. I
planned on starting with a whole shingle, next course -4 inches, next course -8. Then back to the full shingle. With the 3/8 inch overhang required, each row of shingles is 24 feet and 7/8 inches. If I use full shingles, I come up 7/8 of an inch short at the end of the row. Should I just allow a bit of space between each shingle to make up the 7/8 of an inch over the 24 foot run or??? Willi |
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