Designed to cover rusted metal and roofing tar, Proflash is an inexpensive dressing for those who don't intend to cut into the roofing to install a full flashing kit.
1. Align flashings around chimney
base prior to installing and mark
along tops (see dashed line). This
will help you in piece by piece installation
alignment. Next, extend
bottom flashing past chimney sides
2 to 3 inches. Notch top and bottom
areas and bend extended portions
around to sides of chimney (see
dashed line in detail. Fasten flashing
in place using masonry anchors.
2. On each side flashing, extend past
chimney 2 to 3 inches. At the lower
area, trim flashing flush with chimney.
At the top area where the flashing
extends past the chimney back,
notch flashing at corner and bend
remainder around to the back of the
chimney (as shown at right). Fasten
flashing along your pre-instalIation
marks.
3. Trim final flashing even with the
chimney corners. Fasten flashing to
chimney along your pre-installation
marks. Place suitable caulking into
top “V” notch and at corners.