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Date Posted: Mon, Jul 29 2002, 7:52am
Author: Chuck Claessens
Subject: Finishing a roof

A lower roof meets an upper wall, there is no flashing, there are only exposed nail heads. Is there a material that can be placed on the top run in order to hide the nial heads?

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[> Re: Finishing a roof -- A Roofer, Mon, Jul 29 2002, 1:27pm

There is a metal called "roof to wall." It comes in a 3"x5" or a 4"x4" and its supposed to tuck up under the siding. The lengths are 10'. This metal is made to specifically cover the fasteners I believe you are referring to.

Hope this helps,

A Roofer


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