Lift the bottom shingle and slip in the kickout flashing.
Flashing base behind siding.
Nail it to the sidewall or glue it if nailing isn t possible.
Use a felt paper spline wrapped around the corner and extending 6 inches beyond the corner board to protect the joints where the siding meets the corner boards see figure 1 5 at left.
Snap a chalk line cut out the siding and tack up the ledger board.
If the kick out and step flashing can t tuck behind the siding screw on cap flashing to cover it then caulk along the top.
It s a mistake to flash over that bottom course of siding as moisture behind the flashing will still invite rot insects mold and.
But unlike fiber cement siding wood is almost sure to rot.
And when those corners start to decay they become.
Cover with cap flashing.
In areas where snow may build up add a wide band of peel and stick membrane over the step flashing but under the sheathing wrap as shown.
On a wall to be covered with wood cement board vinyl or metal.
Otherwise dripping water will leave its mark along the siding.
Slip in the flashing.
Building siding flashing finish details for building corners use overlapping 1x4s or 1x6s at outside corners or use 5 4 stock for a heavier look.
Stucco cladding install self adhesive flashing behind the weep screed a perforated metal strip at the base of the exterior walls at the height above grade specified by the local building code.
Make the outline large enough to include space for the deck boards on top the ledger and any trim boards on the sides.
Install the water resistant barrier to overlap the top edge of the weep screed.
Install the flashing before you finish the top of the brick wall as the flashing must go behind the siding as well as behind and under the top row of bricks that angle outward to cover the top.
When it comes to flashing siding corners many builders simply use a 1x wood corner.
Where the step flashing terminates along a sidewall is a common trouble spot for moisture problems.
Install the lathe and stucco to the first bend in the weep screed.
The best solution is a preformed or custom bent kick out flashing to divert the water away from the siding.
Flashing is a strip of metal usually aluminum about 8 inches long and bent at 90 degrees with each side at least 5 inches wide.
