mopower440
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well, i replaced a few shingles on the roof that were bad. what do i buy to re-stick the old shingles? Some of them dont want to stick very good..
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shingles?
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SnowRidge
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Roofing cement works for me. It's cheap, too.
imported_OWDouglas
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Let the sun heat them up for a few days, you might not have to do anything.
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Black asphalt tar/roofing cement.. comes in tubs or caulk tubes..
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I used clear silicone caulk after replacing a few shingles 1.5 years ago (a tornado passed just 3/4 of a mile from my house). Others were not torn but the tabs had come unstuck and were flapping in the wind. I caulked them all and they are all still stuck down nicely.
davitk
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I'll bet the manufacturer makes a suggestion on the shingle wrapper.
woodchuckie
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My wife had the shingles and she doesn't seem to be able to get rid of them.
SnowRidge
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Ha, that was my first thought when I saw the thread. I guess you or somone you know has to have had them to understand -- and mine weren't really bad. I understand they can be very painful for some.woodchuckie said:
