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Join Date: Mar 2010
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Wet Shingles
First, my apologies for the newbie question here. A homeowner prepurchased 1/2 his shingles (Timberline NS, weatherwood) and stored them uncovered outside for about two months.
Since they were stacked they've retained a good bit of moisture. Should I expect issues with install, color matching? Thank in advance for your advice! |
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Trade: Conrtactor
Join Date: Sep 2009
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Re: Wet Shingles
Anytime you mix Shingles that are produced on different run dates there is a chance
that there may be a visual difference due to oil staining, or a granule press difference. The Oil staining will weather out in time as the oils are washed away by rains, a press difference will not. A good way to tell the difference between the two is if it is oil stained it will be darker and can be seen from any direction. If it is a press difference it will dull or shinny and usually only visible when the sun hits the roof just right, or tends to go away when viewed at opposite angle. I hope this helps, good luck. |
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Join Date: Mar 2010
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Re: Wet Shingles
Thank you for the answer!
Fortunately the 15 squares is just a bit more than the front of the house, and the third side. So, if I have a mismatch I can just lose a 1/2 square or so and do two sides with these and have the second side all the same. Anyone see any issues with the shingles having been wet for awhile? |
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