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4. Fold the bottom flap down over the sheathing. Fold<br />
the end flaps against the sheathing (Fig 13.4).<br />
5. Repeat Step 3 for the jambs by coating the jambs with<br />
WeatherSeal and installing a piece of Sheathing joint<br />
tape to the jamb and wrapped at least 2 in. (51mm)<br />
onto the sheathing such that it laps the sill piece and<br />
continues up past the head opening at least 4 in.<br />
(102mm) (Fig 13.4).<br />
EMBED IN PAREX USA<br />
SHEATHING JOINT TAPE IN<br />
PAREX USA WATER-RESISTIVE<br />
& AIR BARRIER COATING<br />
Fig. 13.4 ______________________________________________<br />
PAREX USA SHEATHING JOINT TAPE<br />
PAREX USA<br />
WATER-RESISTIVE<br />
& AIR BARRIER<br />
COATING<br />
Weatherproof the Sheathing Joints and Corners:<br />
Apply WeatherSeal in minimum 5 in. (127mm) wide bands<br />
centered over sheathing joints and immediately center<br />
and embed Parex USA 396 Sheathing Tape into the wet<br />
WeatherSeal. A 4 or 6 in. (10 or 15mm) wide drywall knife<br />
works very well to adhere the 396 Sheathing Joint Tape to<br />
the wet WeatherSeal. All inside and outside corners shall be<br />
sealed in the same manner. (Fig 13.5).<br />
Parex USA Flashing Membrane may also be used for<br />
protection of the rough openings. Primer may be required on<br />
certain substrates.<br />
More complete details for installing Parex USA WeatherSeal<br />
can be found at parex.com, teifs.com, elrey.com and<br />
lahabrastucco.com.<br />
Fig. 13.5 ______________________________________________<br />
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