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Fiberglass Eave Overhang Drip Edge
Relax and enjoy your outdoor experiences in the beautiful Fall weather with this natural fiberglass eave overhang drip edge. This drip edge is made from a high quality, sturdy and elegant fiberglass that will last you and your guests through the year.
Natural fiberglass eave overhang drip edge can be installed on your own or by the pros. Simply follow these easy instructions and your backyard barbecuing will continue to shine.
Directions for your own installation of fiberglass eave overhang drip edge:
Cut four pieces of drip edge to width of the barbeque. You can use a table saw or circular saw to get the right measurements. Make sure you have the right clearance (1/2" in-between) between your eave and the barbeque for ease of installation.
Apply a bead of exterior silicone sealant (at least 1/8" wide) to the back edge of each drip edge piece.
Position your drip edge pieces over your barbeque and allow to cure for 24-36 hours, it is best to do this outside.
Carefully pull the drip edge off the barbeque and smooth out any ridges or rough edges. Use a plastic tub to hold the drip edge pieces while you smooth them out.
Remove the remaining silicone sealant and clean excess off of the drip edge. Allow the drip edge pieces to dry and harden.
Once the drip edge pieces have hardened you can hang them on your eave. Use eave overhang clips or screws (these are also available at the store) to attach the drip edge to the eave, making sure there is 1/2" clearance between the eave and the drip edge.
Once you have installed the drip edge it is now ready to use. Enjoy your outdoor barbeque year round with this exceptional fiberglass drip edge!
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