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• Less expensive and almost as good is a high-quality zinc-dipped galvanized shingle nail.
• Use a galvanized shingle nail and nail near the butt of the shingle above.
• For this you will need a tool called a slater's ripper ( also called a shingle nail remover ).
• To avoid this, I suggest you drive a hot zinc-dipped galvanized shingle nail at the bottom of each shingle, 1 to 1 1 / 2 inches from the bottom and 1 inch from each side.
• The week after Thanksgiving, the arrhythmic beat of roofers hammering shingle nails and the roar of tractors clearing tons of debris filled the air on Sanibel and Captiva, resort islands on the Gulf Coast of southwest Florida.
• Buy a few cedar shingles ( white or red will do ), cut one to the size of the original shingle, caulk the joint between the top of the replacement shingle and the butt of its neighbor above and face-nail the new shingle with shingle nails.
• Down off the roof and off to the lumberyard, where I bought one sheet of plywood, a roll of felt and shingle nails ( and a shingling hatchet, because the one passed on to me after my father died is who knows where ), but no shingles.
• The cure there is to insert an aluminun drip edge under the edge of the shingles; this is tricky but possible; you may have to cut some shingle nails to get that drip edge in place; but once placed, the drip edge will allow water to drip away from the rake board.