I have a couple of shingles at the edge of the roof right at the drip edge that are not sealed well and leave a noticeable gap that I'd like to correct. I previously put a couple of pavers on the shingles for about a week hoping they would weight the shingles down enough so they would stick down but they didn't because there's probably not enough adhesive to hold them in place. What kind of adhesive or cement can I use that can be put under the shingles which will seal the shingles down and keep them down. I'll still put pavers on them initially to apply weight. I only need a small amount so something that comes in a chalking type tube would be ideal. Would appreciate any advice or recommendations. Thank you

:confused:I could use a little help on how to properly flash a balcony off our bedroom. The floor had rotted away by the slider door, and I have to replace the floor. I want to finish it with Duradek or something similar. There was no flashing at all on any of the walls, which probably explains why water was leaking through to the garage beneath the balcony. I removed the leaking flagstone floor back to the plywood and I've cut back and removed the stucco (up 6 inches from the floor) around the entire wall perimeter and removed the wire to expose the tarpaper. I now need to cut out and replace the rotted portions of the subfloor and get it ready for flashing before I have the wall re-stuccoed. I purchased some Zavlar (liquid rubber) to use on the project as well. We've had a lot of rain this year, but very little gets onto the balcony because it is fairly well covered. I believe that most of the damage that rotted away the floor was because of snow, and freeze/thaw conditions over the years. Can anyone tell me what process I have to go through to totally seal the floor and how to install the flashing? I'd appreciate any help I can get. Thanks... Mario