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How do you install new pipe flashing (a pipe boot) on a cedar roof & make sure it is watertight ?

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You need to remove the shingles so you have enough room for the boot, spread "BlackJack" on the bottom side, this seals the bottom for leaks. Then replace the shingles.

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