yes
However the edge must be very stable - ie must NOT flex if you stand on it. If it IS thick enough there are special products to do this sort of thing.
for example check out this site:
http://www.fiberglassswimmingpooltiling.com/kits.html
To install drip edge on an existing roof, you will need to first remove any existing shingles or roofing material along the edge of the roof. Next, measure and cut the drip edge to fit the length of the roof edge. Secure the drip edge in place using roofing nails or screws, making sure it overhangs the edge of the roof slightly. Finally, install new shingles over the drip edge to complete the installation.
the kind that swim with sharks
To properly install drip edge on an existing roof, first remove any old drip edge. Then, measure and cut the new drip edge to fit the roof's edges. Secure the drip edge with roofing nails, making sure it overhangs the edge slightly. Finally, seal the edges with roofing cement for added protection.
Ceramic knives have pros such as being very sharp and retaining their edge for a long time. However, they can be brittle and prone to chipping or breaking if not handled carefully.
Wild hogs
It's the reservoir that pools that have a negative edge feature spills into.
At least 10 inches from the edge of the pool, to prevent overflowing.
Pavement Reference Marking System
Pavement Reference Marking System
Jordan edge is fat and Gregory has glasses ballamory
He will need 80 tiles.
Ceramic knives are typically sharper and retain their edge longer than steel knives. However, they are more brittle and can chip or break easily. Steel knives are more durable and versatile, but may require more frequent sharpening.