🔧 Mobile Home Belly Bottom Repair - Fix Underbelly Holes & Rips with Flex-Mend 6x180 Review

After the explosion on my motorhome it damaged the wheel arch cover. This product saved time. Sticks well and is very strong.

Doesn't stick. Handyman used Flashing Tap. So this full roll is sitting in my garage. I missed the return deadline because our repairman was so busy and just repaired his lower abdomen with Flashing Tap this Saturday.

Pretty easy to work with and sticks where you put it. Easily cut from the roll but looks VERY strong when applied to underbelly material. good job done After about 6 months I have to crawl under it again to make sure it's still securely attached.

This is a must if your RV has a plastic membrane. It may not look like it, but chances are your bottom membrane has cuts and water is leaking out. Inspect it regularly and seal everything with this product. The same plaster would be used in a repair shop. One note: the material comes with a backing so don't cut yourself a large section, just try to remove the backing right away like I did. The patch material is very thin and unrolls by itself. If you need a large piece, remove the backing paper

Restored a seal on the bottom of my caravan that had fallen off the front and rear. This stuff is VERY sticky and will stick to the water barrier and whatever you choose to stick it to. The main complaint (hence the 4/5) is that the tape is so sticky that the tape needs to have a peelable backing. This pad is very difficult to remove. Even after you start twisting the corner, it tends to crack oddly and peel unevenly, leaving spots where pieces of the backing are still attached and not…