Here's what little I know. You didn't say if it was a house or other structure. I'm about to do the same thing so I've been studying some. The screws should be for wood not metal. Metal screws have a smaller thread so they'll pull out of wood. You should use wood screws w/ the sealing washer specifically for attaching metal to wood. You could use self tapping or predrill. Don't know about the plastic other than it might be unsafe for working on. What metal buildings do is sweat. It's if there are different temperatures inside and out. If you are doing a house the temperature will be different. It's not water from the out side it's accumulated moister from inside. Insulating will stop the moister. My metal barn doesn't rain because it's the same temp inside and out. I know a guy who runs a bunch of goats and sheep through his and says it constantly rains in there because of all the animal heat.
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