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Old 05-17-2008, 05:01 PM   #1
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question about replacing a shingle roof w tin


I have an older home that i am planning on replacing the existing ashfalt shingles w a double M tin roof.
The roof is a 2 / 12 pitch. The question i have is can i just go over the ashfault shingles or do i have to strip the roof,
put ice and water shield and 15lb felt on the 1x boards.
And would there be any benifet from puting I&W shield and felt on the existing shingles if i dont have to strip the shingles off.
Any advice would be helpful

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Old 05-18-2008, 10:21 PM   #2
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Hello,

There should be no problem going over the shingled roof but you will need a slip sheet between the metal and the shingles. The granuals will scratch the paint on the back of the panels and they will rust from the inside out.
Personally I would rip the old roof off.

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Thanks for the input Roofboy, now for the slipsheet u are talking about .. 15lb felt roll the same thing u are talking about?
And would there be any benefit from putting a starter row of ice and water shield down on the shingle under the tin?
I would prefer to leave the shingles up there due to the time consumption of ripping it off.
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typicaslly red rosin paper is used as a slipsheet
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I have been out of town for the last 2 weeks so I could not respond. What TRG said is correct though.


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