Posted by olgentdc on July 30, 2018 at 21:35:41 from (184.16.222.99):
In Reply to: Corrigated roof tin posted by 37chief on July 30, 2018 at 15:51:14:
use the shiney side up ,. done it many times and was pleased with results. Galvanizing is not as good as it was during and after W W 2 and got poorer with each decade. or maybe the atmosphere became more toxic ? My Dad would be 104 and he attested and stated this in his old age ,1940 , he put on a new barn roof at granpas , 1947 New barn roof at Dads new Farm 1954 then New tin on the machine shed 1965 another brand new barn 1971 new Hog finishing Building . All Buildings Rusted within 5 yrs of one another . granpa's 1940 roof still glistened in 1965.The Hog finishing building rusted last but when it did it was so bad i feared to walk on it ,
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