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To moss it not to moss..that is the question?


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Not in those clumpy quantities!  Less is more.  Maybe just random scant drops or beads of glue just beneath the overlapping rows towards the bottom two courses of shingles, and after the glue dries pull off the excess moss.  When we had to replace our cypress shake roof on our Havana house the moss was more of  black & green discoloration; what you hve right now looks like the tower roof has been sitting at the bottom of a pond.

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Lmao bottom of a pond. Never done this before. I was thinking it's a bit clunky. Thanks!

Not very happy in general with the moss.  Think I'm going to put it aside for now. 

Not sure how to hide the ugly shingles at the top. Maybe a big bow tie? Lol. Feel like the has to be something....hmmmm.... thinking..

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Here it is. Only one part where the short shingles peek out but this will do fine.  I may add a shingle above. Or not..lol

 Too much fiddling. I need to get this thing done.  Ugh! Lol 

Forgot to mention, this tower roof has been a pain. I get it all done. ( Minus this need add on) and notice, sprinkles of blue paint all over it.  Should of move it when refresh  paint outside house. Sooo... light sanding then repaint. Not a great shingles application  but ..I'm over it. Lol then main house looks awesome. Going to post that now in my gallery. 

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