Material
4- bundles of shingles
paint/stain
Apply a protective finish, stain, paint, varnish, to your storage shed siding and trim, as soon as possible.

I painted the storage shed trim white, and stained the siding.

Install starter course of shingles upside down so that the tabs point up, cut the first one 6" with a utility knife and straightedge. Let the bottom overhang the dripedge 3/8" fasten the shingles with roofing nails. Use a full shingle for the remainder of the row. Trim the last shingle so it overlaps the edge by 3/8"

Install the first course of shingles, starting with a full shingle.
Position the tabs down and align the edges with those of the starter course.
Begin the second course with a full shingle, but overhang the end by 1/2 a tab. Overhang third course a full tab, then 1 1/2 tabs for the fourth course. Start the fifth course with a full shingle aligned with the first course, and repeat the pattern.
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I used construction adhesive along the edge to keep the shingles from popping up.
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Insall ridge caps.
Cut ridge caps from standerd shingle tabs.
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Trim corners to create the shingle caps. Install the caps at the ridge.
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