Re shingles sticking together in the bundle, no expert here but several years ago, I helped a friend re-single his house. He had bought the shingles on a pallet the fall before but the weather turned cold and it never got done and the pallet was stored in his shed over winter, forward to the next spring and I and another friend help him do his roof. We had a lot of problems with shingles stuck together in the bundles. Some were stuck so bad that you would crack the shingle trying to get them apart. The other friend had worked for a roofing company in his younger years and he said they would drop the bundle of shingles on the roof at an angle and that would loosen the stuck shingles but there were some bundles with shingles that were stuck so bad that the dropping method didn't work. The solution was to lay the really badly stuck shingles out in the sun on his lawn for an hour or so and the sun would heat the upper shingle enough to loosen it from the one it was stuck to.
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