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  1. 7th Aug 2007, 05:53 PM #1
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    Question Securing S/S leaf guard to tiles

    Hi all

    We back onto bushland so am fitting Stainless steel mesh to the gutters.

    Is there any adhesive that will secure it to the black monier tiles.

    The bottom of the mesh sits nicely in the groove in the gutter so its just the top section, which sits flush on the tiles, that needs to be stuck down somehow.

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    should go under the tiles bloke, no fixing required, wont affect water run off.

    Your on the wrong side of the tile.
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    Doh!

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