I too became a victim...of flappy roof moldings.
The fix? 3M 5200.
-Lift up the flappy part and clean the area with acetone or isopropyl alcohol. Don’t be afraid to lift it up to the point it tears a bit. You want all dirt outta there.
-Be careful with this stuff it’s black and sticky. Run a line of it but not too much so it squeezes out the side like too much ketchup on ya burgah.
-Now find some scrap wood that fits on the molding but not too wide that it sits on either side of the roof.
-Lay a rag over the wood and roof and place a weight on it for 2 or tree owuz. No more flappy and 5200 is your new friend
The fix? 3M 5200.
-Lift up the flappy part and clean the area with acetone or isopropyl alcohol. Don’t be afraid to lift it up to the point it tears a bit. You want all dirt outta there.
-Be careful with this stuff it’s black and sticky. Run a line of it but not too much so it squeezes out the side like too much ketchup on ya burgah.
-Now find some scrap wood that fits on the molding but not too wide that it sits on either side of the roof.
-Lay a rag over the wood and roof and place a weight on it for 2 or tree owuz. No more flappy and 5200 is your new friend
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