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adjoining plane at least 12 inches. Repeat with succeeding courses of that roof plane.Then apply the .1 <br /> first course of shingles along the eaves of the intersection roof plane, extending it over the previously <br /> applied shingles and trim it 2 inches short of the valley center line. Clip the upper corners of each shingle <br /> 1 inch at a 45-degree angle. Succeeding courses are applied in the same manner. <br /> 3.7 APPLICATION, DIAGONAL OFFSET PATTERN <br /> Specifier Note: PABCO Tahoma® uses a 5-5/8 inches diagonal offset. See the PABCO Tahoma® Application <br /> Instructions —Directions for Application for more details at www.oabcoroofing.com. <br /> A. Starter Course: Use PABCO®Universal starter or a self-sealing three-tab shingle with the tabs removed and <br /> the adhesive at the eave. Cut 6-inches from the end of the first piece of starter course and apply it at the <br /> lower left-hand corner of the roof.The starter course overhangs the rake edge and drip edge 1/4-inch to 3/8- <br /> inch. Nail in place with 4 nails about 2-inches up from the eave, spaced evenly across the shingle. Continue <br /> the Starter across the deck with full shingles. <br /> B. First Course: Apply full shingle flush with starter course at lower left-hand corner of roof. <br /> C. Second Course: Cut 5-5/8 inches off left end of shingle and apply the 33-3/4 inches long piece over the <br /> headlap of the first course shingle, exposing the first course 5-5(8 inches. <br /> D. Third Course: Cut 11-1/4 inches from left end of shingle and apply the 28-1/8 inches long piece over the <br /> headlap of the second course shingle, exposing the second course 5-5/8 inches. <br /> E. Succeeding Courses: Courses four through sever are begun with a partial shingle 5-5/8 inches shorter <br /> progressively, establishing the overall diagonal pattern. See the PABCO Tahoma® Application Instructions— <br /> Directions For Application for more details at www.pabcoroofing.com. <br /> 3.8 APPLICATION, ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS <br /> A. Base and Cap (Counter) Flashing: <br /> 1. Install metal base flashing for the front of a chimney, skylight, vent or adjoining wall, over the headlap of <br /> the last course of shingles below the chimney and extending up the chimney. Set both the roof and <br /> chimney overlaps in asphalt roof cement. Where the roof abuts the chimney or vertical wall, the shingles <br /> must be flashed with metal flashing shingles applied over the end of each course of shingles.The <br /> flashing shingles are 8-inches by 7-5/8 inches, bent to extend 4-inches out over the shingles on the roof <br /> deck and 4-inches up the vertical surface. Each flashing shingle is placed so that its bottom edge is just <br /> back from the exposed edge of the shingle which will overlap it. It is secured to the deck with one nail <br /> near the top corner. The base flashing must be flashed with cap flashing of sheet metal. The cap <br /> flashing must extend at least 1-inch into the masonry mortar joints and be caulked with asphalt roof <br /> cement to insure a water-tight connection. Base flashing should be cut to cover the entire cricket and <br /> extend 6-inches up the brickwork on the chimney. See ARMA Residential Asphalt Roofing Manual for <br /> additional details. <br /> B. Hips and Ridges: <br /> 1. Trim shingles to be even with the ridge and cap with PABCO®Shadow Cap shingles exposed 5-5/8 <br /> inches to the weather. Nail 6-5/8 inches back from the exposed edge and 1-inch up from the bottom <br /> edge with galvanized roofing nails long enough to penetrate deck 3/4-inch. Applying PABCO®Shadow <br /> Cap as a double layer piece is recommended to accent the hip and ridge lines. <br /> 2. In cold weather (40°F or below)store shingles for hip& ridge in heated location 24 hours prior to <br /> application. <br /> DISCLAIMER: PABCO®Roofing Products Guide Specifications have been written as an aid to the professionally qualified <br /> specifier and design professional. The use of this information requires the professional judgment and expertise of the <br /> qualified specifier and design professional to adapt the information to the specific needs of the building Owner and the <br /> project;to coordinate with the design professional's construction document process,and to meet the applicable building <br /> codes, regulations and laws. PABCO® Roofing Products disclaims any warranty, expressed or implied, including the <br /> warranty of fitness for a particular purpose of the product for a project. <br /> END OF SECTION 07 31 13 <br /> Project Name/Project Number/insert Date Revised 11/17/20-Page 6 ASPHALT SHINGLES <br /> PABCO®Roofing Products <br />