PROMOTOR Butyl Sealant Tape: Ultimate Solution for Car Part, Window, Door, and Windshield Installation Review

So many possible uses. I have used it as weather protection around the rear window of my RV shell and around the seam where the shell attaches to the bed. Just place it where you want it, click on it, and you're done. It's malleable and a bit sticky. Works best when it's a bit warm so it's softer. It doesn't harden or harden, but I imagine it won't be as easy/soft to shove into the seams in cold weather. Easy removal too. Had it a few years ago but didn't know what it was called so I had to…

I have had to change the power windows in both rear doors of my e90 probably 5-6 times in 8 years. The original butyl seal was cracked and leaking, which (according to YouTube videos) could be the reason why water got onto the rear floorboards and formed horrible smelly mold. This butyl tape appears to be exactly the same size as the original. and although I've only done one door, I think there's plenty left for the second door if I have to redo it, which I almost certainly have to do given the

I drive a 2001 Ford Focus and have a common problem where the seal between the windshield and the plastic panels becomes brittle and no longer seals. As a result, water at the bottom of the windshield can run into the plastic shroud and straight into the cabin air filter, flooding the passenger floor (literally the dumbest design I've ever seen in my life). I replaced the weather strip with this butyl tape just in time for a rain shower and no more leaks! The "band" itself is a black stripe…