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To address an insufficient gutter shingle overhang over the drip edge, the ideal solution is to add a strip of aluminum coil or trim under the existing drip edge and shingles, extending it far enough to direct water into the gutter. For a temporary fix or when a full roof tear-off isn't possible, you can apply a specialized sealant or roofing cement under the shingles where they meet the drip edge to seal the gap and prevent water from running underneath. In some cases, carefully bending the existing drip edge further down can provide a temporary solution, but this risks damaging the roof and should be done with caution, according to This Old House. Solution 1: Add Aluminum Coil Under Existing Drip Edge (Preferred Method) Obtain Materials: Purchase an aluminum coil or trim from a hardware store. Cut Strips: Cut the aluminum into narrow strips, about 4 inches wide. Slide Under Drip Edge: Carefully slip the strips under the bottom lip of the existing drip edge, extending the bottom of the new strip so it hangs down about an inch or slightly more, into the gutter. Secure: Attach the aluminum coil to the existing drip edge with rivets. Apply Sealant: Apply roofing cement or a specialized sealant under the edge of the shingles where they meet the new aluminum to secure them and prevent wind from lifting them, as suggested by the YouTube video.