I would just have someone come in to touch them up and really polish them.

@Brandon Hall nailed it. 

I won in the end but it still costs money to win, and she did inspire me to also become a lawyer so I could nail more dishonest scumbags like her, but a lawyer would have had this recorded properly at the outset. 

Mike M hit the nail on the head.

I was all ready to give my advice as I was reading, then P NW nailed it.

There is a Nails brand FRP adhesive to adhere the sheets themselves to the walls that comes in a metal paint can type container and you will need two (although one will be nearly wasted since you won't use much of it and I doubt it will re-seal for any long period of time)...

I already had my strategy when I came here: a comfortable plodding-ahead thing kind of like an old six-banger Rambler.Now I've rejetted the carb, ported and polished the heads, added a turbocharger and put on all-weather tires.Since coming here I'm reaching my goals faster and more reliably, exploring new roads I didn't know existed, and thankfully avoiding some hidden potholes.

You hit the nail right on the head!

My shed probably has about 150 rusty nails protruding from the roof down into the storage area.

Thanks for sharing that Richard.While I understand, and respect, folks that feel it is wrong, and have the need to fight the system.....I just do not know if it is worth the time and effort.I have always been a rebel, and have fought tooth and nail for everything I have.