🔧 PRO Tapes & Specialties Pro Flex Flexible Butyl All Weather Patch and Shield Repair Tape, 50' x 4", White - Ultimate Protection and Versatile Fixes with 1 Pack Review

Heavy duty. I used this tape to fix an RV awning. So far, so good. Very sticky. I recommend not removing more foundation than you can put on at one time. Once in place, it is very difficult to remove.

Fixed the roof of the trailer tent and everything works great. VERY STICKY! When using long strips, you need two people to use this product. Seems to be able to handle the heat (California summers are brutal) and looks really good.

If you have a referral tag, you know the sender or recipient could damage your walls and spoil you for the next pickup. I keep a 6 inch roll just in case. This is the best patch, actually a permanent solution to wall damage.

Glue not as aggressive as I expected. The surface must be very clean to ensure adequate adhesion. I am service manager. When I say it should be clean, I mean very clean, cleaner than one would expect. Not always possible in the field.

I bought this tape to seal the seams between the boards on the balcony. As mentioned, the tape is sticky so you need to be careful when installing it. That was me, and the tape stuck well. I have since painted over the tape and should note that a second coat is required in some places to fully cover the tape. We haven't had rain yet, so I don't know how well it will sew up; I'll get back to you after the next shower and report whether it went the way I wanted or not.

My Kenmore Washing Machine Drain Hose Fitting snapped and had a 3/8" hole at the top so I put Pro Flex Flexible Butyl around and around the hole which gave me a temporary solution until I could get the new part https://www.amazon.com/ref=nav_logo#d and still using Puck which will take a month to get the new part. Flex Flexible Butyl prevented the drain hose from leaking when the washing machine tank started to empty. Great Pro Tape! If my wife had to wait a month we would have to go to the…

If you're wondering if this tape is IDEAL for masking the seams of openable RVs, the answer is YES. I was converting the top of my 1996 Dutchmen Duck 1004 camper and was frustrated when I couldn't reuse the aluminum paneling that was originally bolted to the roof. Until I found this butyl tape. In full disclosure I used a product used in bathrooms to mask the edges of the roof first but after finding this 4 inch duct tape I decided to re-tape it. I'm SUPER glad I invested in this 50ft roll as…