You will want the roof granular side up when applying the strip.
How to install starter roofing.
If possible have the shingles delivered via a boom directly onto the roof.
Finally nail the first course of shingles directly on top of and flush with the starter course.
Before peeling the shingle starter strip trim about 4 inches off an end of the first starter strip and align the strip to the area you are planning to stick it on.
Overlap each row at least 3 to 4 inches.
Then move into the attic and apply to the underside of the opening and vent.
Typically the finish shingles are then installed to align with the edge of the starters.
Whether installed at the eave or the rake the starter shingles should overhang the edge of the roof by inch to inch.
Using four roofing nails or up to six in high wind areas secure the starter shingle to the surface of the roof.
The end should overhang over the edge about 1 4 to 3 4 of an inch.
After the first shingle has been placed on the roof set the second starter shingle next to it.
First snap a line for the top of the.
Apply a second layer of sealant around the lip of the vent outside.
Install new flashing metal.
Install a starter strip.
Use four roofing nails per shingle as indicated on package instructions six nails in high wind areas.
Continuing with the starter shingles.
Do not penetrate the shingles with the hammer.
If you live in an area with inclement weather you should consider using a special ice and water protector.
Using your staple gun secure the felt to the roof.
How to do it prep work space.
Where do the nails go.
Place the cover over the vent opening and screw into place.
Drill starter holes if needed then scew down the vent with the fasteners in the installation kit.
Start by laying asphalt felt or other underlayment over the roof.
Quick installation tips for how to install gaf starter strip shingles on a roof.
Detailed installation of starter strip shingles at the valleys and hips.
The adhesive on the starter course seals the tabs of the first full course.