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How to Connect Drip-Edge Flashing

A STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO CONNECTING TWO PIECES OF FLASHING Before installing Flexstone on a deck, most situations call for the installation (or re-installation) of drip edge flashing. The most common size is a 2″ x 2″ and the drip-edge is a small kicker that diverts water from the fascia board beneath it. These flashings are most commonly soldInput your text here! The text element is intended for longform copy that could potentially include multiple paragraphs.
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10 Tips for applying Flexstone base coat

Remember – The hotter the surface and weather – the faster the Tuff Base mixture sets up & thickens * Start early or work late when surface is not hot and have white tarp to cover areas to keep out of the sun. 1 – It’s a good idea to start with seam taping, drip flashings and up walls –Input your text here! The text element is intended for longform copy that could potentially include multiple paragraphs.
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Proper Clear Coat Application

Although most Flexstone applications have no issues, the final step of the process, applying a clear coat over our acrylic flakes, can be a source of frustration. We want to clarify this process and provide our applicators with all the tools and information required to get an even glossy finish. Okay, let’s break down the processes so we’re on theInput your text here! The text element is intended for longform copy that could potentially include multiple paragraphs.
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