Plastic Screw Covers caps for Roofing

[Color: black grey]
These worked perfect for.installing a solar panel on my shed roof. The install was simple. It's litterally a tight snapping cap that prevents leaks. The type of screw I used was the rubber washer type so it really doesn't need the cap but it's added insurance for cheap. A pack of 100 at $25 . Great value. The cap overlaps as it should so no sealant needed even tho these are hard plastic caps. The glove are the cheap type but hey they work for gardening lol. I doubt I'll ever use this whole box but I like the idea.Low price and clever.

[Color: black grey]
I grabbed this box after seeing a DIY mom on Instagram use them and thought they might help with the random screws on our backyard playset and the shed roof. They come in a huge pack so I don’t have to ration them. I just pop the cap over the hex screw and press and it snaps on tight. One afternoon my son brushed against a screw on the slide frame and I finally stopped procrastinating. I grabbed my cordless drill, tightened everything, then covered each screw with these. Now I feel better when the kids climb all over that area and I like that the black color blends in with our hardware.

[Color: black grey, Color: black grey]
These worked pretty well so far, andI'vee had them on my roof for almost a month now. I installed these over some screws that I put in for the support brackets of my chimney, and they work pretty well. The only issue i found with these is they arent silicon or rubber ther like a hard plastic so im not sure how well they would seal up the screw holes so i uszed some silicone on th bottom of therm in between them and my mertal roof, just incase bvecause i wanted to make sure i didnt have any leaks down the road but so far im really happy with theym and they look better then just the scew head sticking out oif my roof and now the sacrfewsz wqoint rust or anything and they are protected.