So why should you check to make sure if products are compatible with each other…
Looking at some of the original work you wouldn’t even know there was any issues… though I can see at least one biggie here. Oh & as an FYI, while not required the manufacturer strongly suggests you put a piece of flashing behind that joint that extends up past the top (but more on that later.)
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