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After framing and sheathing an addition that covered a stair that led to the second story of a duplex, I installed a 2 1/4 crown between the fasica and roof sheathing. I stopped the sheathing short of the crown so that only the crown would appear instead the edge of the sheathing. In effect, the crown is the end of the roof. When I was ready to roof the addition, the drip cap, however, covered almost half of the crown that I just installed. After going to two different large roofing suppliers, the smallest edge on drip cap was 1 inch. I just ended up not using drip cap and ran my ice and water and shingles straight across with a enough overhang, but the edge does not look as finished as I would like. Any suggestions of a product that acts like drip edge but does not cover up fascia or crown?
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can you canoe your roof edge ?
run a 2d piece of sheathing over the crown.. say 1/2" ply... shim the back so the roof shingles will blend..
then use regular f5 drip or bend some yourself.. if you were doing it over.. you'd run your crown to the bottom of the sheathing , then trim the sheathing flush ...so the drip could function
*Install a row of cedaar shingles with about a 1" overhang. Set the drip edge over that and shngle.
*Mike-Why is it that we always learn to do these things after we've finished them?
*schelling.. u mean y r we smart enough to learn from our mistakes ?... don't no... yust lucky i guess