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Shingle Shield Roof and Deck Clener Installation Instruction
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Installation Instructions
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| Shingle Shield should be installed in a
straight line under the first row of shingles below the ridge.
Leave a 1/8" gap between each piece, or simply overlap the pieces -
this provides for thermal expansion of zinc, which could be take place
under the most severe high temperature conditions
Material Required:
| Hammer. Quality Roofing
Nails (Double hot-dipped galvanized )
for asphalt and fiberglass
shingle roofs. |
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| Hammer.
Neo-Prene Washered Roofing Nails (Double hot-dipped galvanized)
for cedar wood roofs
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| Beginning from either end of the roof peak
install a continuous single row under the first available course of
shingles below the ridge line. Allow for thermal expansion by
leaving 1/8" (0.3 cm) pap between each section, or slightly overlap
sections. Slide Shingle Shield up under the shingle until its
built-in alignment guide butts against the edge of the shingle. |
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Once aligned, raise shingle tab, locate the
pre-punched hole and nail into place using a high quality hot-dipped
galvanized roofing nail. Note: A dab of roofing cement over the
nail head will insure a watertight seal (wood roofs should use a
neoprene washer head nail).
Shingle Shield is designed to be installed on a new or existing
roof. Roof must be cleaned with shingle shield Roof & Deck
Cleaner to remove any existing algae, fungus, and/ or moss prior to
installation of Shingle Shield zinc strips. Shingle Shield will last
the life of the roof, and may be reused. Will not rust.
IMPORTANT! Do not attempt to install this
product in rain, when roof is wet, or if a lightning storm is
imminent. Use care when raising shingles - in warm weather, they
may be tacky and stick together where overlap occurs; in cold weather,
they may be brittle and subject to cracking or breaking. |
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Shingle Shields 
