Review on 🏠 EternaBond RoofSeal White 4" x 50' MicroSealant Tape, UV Stable Seam Repair - 35 mil Thickness, EB-RW040-50R - One-Step Durable Waterproof and Airtight Sealant by Ray Gist

"On the eighth day, God enjoyed the rest and decided that man should rest too, and so he created the chariot. Knowing that the roof of the chariot would eventually leak because man created stupid enough to forget to cover his van in the scorching sun, God created EternaBond Roof Seal Tape. And God saw that it was good." - Somewhere in GenesisOK, so it's good? Want to patch small cracks in your RV's EDPM rubber cover FOREVER? Do you want that – something you can put in there and forget about it – without fear that the bond will eventually disintegrate and fly into an overly cautious Volvo driver following you in your bus? Want something in that you can securely attach your rocket boosters to your space shuttle before re-entry*? Then this is the right product for you! It's probably the stickiest thing I've ever encountered, but I have kids! You cut it to length, peel off the clear backing and press it firmly against the roof of your bus. You can use a roller for harder pressure I suppose if you're looking to buy a roller that you'll never use again, but trust me it's sticky enough with a simple hand pressure. Once you click on it, it's there. Forever and ever. The thing is so sticky I accidentally stuck it to myself while applying - the sides stuck together - what should I do? Just tear apart? Nothing will work - if you try, he mercilessly mocks your efforts, leaving you in a defeated, crying heap of weakness. This product does a job and does it well. a dense coating over a grey, semi-soft adhesive that is believed to adhere to the surface. I'm not going to go up there and test the molecular process in action and endlessly argue about the difference between binding and gluing - it's sticky to me - sticky as hell. I have no doubt it will fix any mess you have and then some others as well. My guess? It will probably survive the roofing around it until you have a rubber roofing left over except for the parts you glued it to. coated. Seriously - if these guys were going to do a one piece roofing with glue and glue I would use it, except for the fact that I'm concerned I really run the risk of getting stuck in it during installation and feeling helpless on the roof leave behind . My van, like a stubborn gnat caught in a black widow's web, or a criminal caught in this spider's web of justice, surrendered to my fate of immobility. They come in different widths and I like 4". Okay, so far I've only used 4", but I like it. It covers the seams well with a reasonable amount of overlap. I was thinking 6" and 2" but bought 4" to have on hand for future leaks or the sudden need to reattach hand after a kayaking accident in the souq (Am I the only kayaker here? Didn't think so!) You can use good stitching because it just seems so much stronger when you do it. Yes it's expensive and yes I wish it was cheaper but it's worth every penny and I don't spend my money scrupulously. at least not since the goat farm incident in the '90s (I'm told it's the wave of the future!) so make sure it's what you need!* There's no guarantee the product will be back in reaches the atmosphere