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biggirl4568

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The correct order of application for a roof installation at an eave is _____.
 
  a. underlayment, starter strip, finish roof material, and drip edge flashing
  b. starter strip, drip edge flashing, underlayment, and finish roof material
  c. drip edge flashing, starter strip, underlayment, and finish roof material
  d. drip edge flashing, underlayment, starter strip, and finish roof material

Question 2

After aluminum coupons and backings have been properly cleaned and prepared, they should be welded
  within _____.
 
  a. 1 hour
  b. 45 minutes
  c. 30 minutes
  d. 10 minutes



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c




biggirl4568

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Reply 2 on: Jul 24, 2018
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