[ Ссылка ] - Chemlink M-1 (TAN) Structural Adhesive Sealant (Polyether based) This is what I should have used to hold the tiles in place.
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Disclaimer:
I know nothing.

What I mean is I am not a roofer.
I learned a little bit before, during, and after making this video.

If you still want to watch this video, then you will see how I changed a couple broken concrete roof tiles on my roof. I later learned that the roof patch (Wet R Dri) would be a good material to fill the nail holes in the tar paper under the tiles, but that I should have used a polyether based caulk or sealant to hold the new roof tiles in place to keep them from sliding. Also, you only need a dollup of the caulk/sealant in the channel on the side of the tile near the top edge of the tile so that it would be covered by the next row of tile above.
You can do a simple internet search for "Roof Tile Boneyard" near your home to find the replacement tiles.
The color and texture on these replacement tiles wasn't perfect, but I think it will fade a bit over time and hopefully blend in. I don't think it looked too bad though.
And most importantly...it hasn't leaked...yet.
You will just need a few pry bars and hammers to lift the tiles high enough to pull out the nails.
You can't really nail in the new replacement tiles because the nail holes are covered by the next row above.
Again, I am sure there's a long list of things I did wrong in this video, but hopefully, you still get the idea on how to do this as long as you're comfortable getting up on your roof.
When walking around on the roof, step on the outside edge of the tiles so you won't break more of them when you're up there.
Best of Luck to you.

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"Block Party" by Bad Snacks

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