Review on 🌬️ Frost King VX620 Gutter Guard: 6x20' Plastic Protection at Its Finest by Michael Miner

Yesterday I installed a 40 foot test section of this gutter guard to see how it worked before moving on to the rest of the house. a day or two to smooth it out a bit. Maybe it helped. The hardest part was getting started on the slide - once I got up a few meters everything went well. Maybe that's typical, or maybe I just needed to figure out the best way to do it. I bought a 4 inch trowel to loosen the shingles from the ledge of the drip and slide over the ledge below. That works fine. You can also use a screwdriver to poke through the grate as you will need to pry it out if it gets caught in the gutter. I'd recommend just loosening up the long strip before you start, rather than walking a few yards at a time. I've found that an 8" flathead screwdriver works just as well. And I could also use it to push or pull the mesh under the shingles to the right depth. I tucked the near edge under the lip of the gutter as I worked. My setup turned out to be relatively flat as shown in the picture. I think all the leaves are washed away or at most just hanging at the very edge where they can be removed if there is a problem. at the end of winter, but we do not have snow and ice to affect this product. Since it's not bolted, I wonder how it will hold up in a hurricane. I'll try to update it in a few months.