🚐 RV Butyl Putty Tape - Window Flange Sealing Tape for Camper Roofs and Windows (1/8" x 1" x 30') Review

Stuff Works Great! My caravan had a leaking rear window, now it doesn't drip anymore. A tip for the application: Make sure that the filler tape has cooled down a bit. You can't work with it when it's hot, so a few minutes in the fridge will do.

This is the best RV window and door seal. Do not cover or screw. I then apply a bead of sealant like Proflex or 3M 4000 around the edge to protect the butyl tape. Works very well.

I used this putty to completely seal the windows of my RV. This is the right product for the job. Heed my warning. Store in the fridge, work with it until sticky and place back in the fridge. Patience.

Worked well with the sliding door and new outdoor shower I installed. Reviews speaking about the merits of working with this frozen product contributed to its performance. Thanks to everyone who posted them.

An interesting little thing. Like a rubber band. As others have pointed out, refrigerate overnight before using if you can. I liked how easy it is to use. Also note that if you apply it to something it will be difficult to remove, it will not come off immediately.

I have used similar tapes before. This one worked fine. It stayed where I put it on the door frame until I installed the door in the trailer. Then when I tightened the screws it slipped out and closed the gaps around the door as it should.

This is a great material for sealing anything BUT IT HAS TO FREEZE FIRST! Let it harden before trying to use it. When you take it out of the freezer it's still very malleable. Just roll it out a little and place it where you want it. Don't try to deploy everything at once. When it gets warm and sticky, PLACE BACK IN THE FREEZER. As it heats up it becomes very sticky and VERY DIFFICULT to work with, so work with it ASAP WHILE IT IS STILL VERY COLD. Don't worry it's too cold to work with. It's…