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Let the glue dry, then clean off excess lumps
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A good bead of glue from the edge to the middle
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A pair of shingles laid horizontally
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Each pair overlaps the previous pair
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Start the first pair right at the edge
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I need fresh glue on the replacement shingle
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The rear shingle is behind the front shingle
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The span in the middle will depend on how you did the overlaps
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