There are newer better products than Tyvek that are like what you're describing.

Apr 28, 2015
1:20:13pm

ClackamasCoug

Just trim it with a box cutter if it bugs you. It might look bad, but its purpose is to flange moisture, and it sounds like its long enough to do a good job.

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Home construction question - between the bottom two layers of brick

jbcoug

4/28/15 12:53pm

Take a razor blade and trim it. That's going to be a lot easier than fighting

cracka

4/28/15 12:54pm

Yeah, that's probably what it will come down to.

jbcoug

4/28/15 12:55pm

Take a picture and post it

Conan O'Fresno

4/28/15 12:54pm

Is it the edge of the moisture barrier?

AeroCoug

4/28/15 12:59pm

Probably. Hard to tell if it's Tyvek or something closer to paper

jbcoug

4/28/15 1:10pm

There are newer better products than Tyvek that are like what you're describing.

ClackamasCoug

4/28/15 1:20pm

I'm assuming it doesn't need to stick out past the mortar

jbcoug

4/28/15 1:27pm

It's like the bill of a cap. It serves a purpose, but not a huge one.

ClackamasCoug

4/28/15 1:29pm

Off topic, but there's a movie that goes with your sig

tarzan15

4/28/15 1:33pm

Haha - that was amazing.

stutz17

4/28/15 1:49pm

Brick veneer or stone veneer

Heinz57

4/28/15 2:09pm

It could be a couple things

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