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Secure Metal Flashing to Eave

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Tony tip time!!!

What happens here

The presenter demonstrates the physical installation of the white metal flashing. He takes a piece of the metal flashing, positions it along the underside of the eave, aligning it flush with the exterior edge of the framing. He then uses a hammer to drive nails through the flashing and into the wooden framing, securing it firmly in place. When installing multiple pieces of metal flashing consecutively, it is crucial to ensure a minimum of a 3-inch overlap between each section to maintain continuous coverage, prevent gaps, and provide a seamless, durable installation.

Goal: The metal flashing is carefully positioned under the eave and secured using nails and a hammer, with an emphasis on proper overlap between sections to ensure continuous coverage.

Tools and materials

  • Hammer
  • Nails
  • White Metal Flashing

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the sfet it's a nice clean finish metal make sure you have a good 3in overlap

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