Gaffer Power Black Butyl Waterproof Repair Tape | Heavy-Duty Seal for Leaks, Cracks & Roofing | Flexible, Stretchy & Weatherproof | 4 Inch x 5 Feet

Good product and service. Thank you.

So far, this is meeting my expectations in a great way. I used this for damaged rubber around windows on a 2002 Impala. After reading another persons review and the trouble they had with handling large pieces and the tape getting stuck everywhere, I cut across the 4 inch width and made it about 1 1/2 wide and added these strips along the top edge of the rubber and it smoothed everything out nicely. The body shop told me to find replaceable doors and install those for nicer rubber. That would cost a fortune! For now, I am fine with taping my car together cuz as far as the engine goes, this car runs like a dream! Let's see how the tape fares in wet and rainy weather. IAs for the tape itself, I can imagine it could have many practical uses and will come in handy. I am very happy with the purchase.

This tape holds very well. I used it to patch holes and cracks in my vinyl siding several months ago. It is still holding well. The product has a slight tan tint to it - you can see it in the product picture.It is ultra sticky. I made the mistake of removing the protecting backing before trying to cut it. to size. It sticks to fingers, scissors or any cutting device. I found it very hard to work with. BUT... my mistake! I later read in a review that you should cut it to size before removing the protective backing. Duh! Why didn't I think of that? It is probably obvious to most people, but I didn't think to do it. It's too late for me to try that but I bet that it makes it much easier to work with.One thing that could be improved: the packaging has a outer very thin, clear plastic covering that you have to remove to get to the tape. That covering is very hard to remove. It is so tightly stretched that it wants to stick to the edges of the sticky part of the tape. Not a deal breaker, but an annoyance.I will buy this product again in the future now that I know how to cut it without it sticking to all the things I don't want it to stick to.

This stuff worked good I put on probably 8 to 10 coats over a rubber boot that was cracked on my tractor that was leaking oil. I did clean all the rubber boot up with carburetor cleaner and a rag. I also used this rubber tape that I cut into 1/4" and 1/2" strips and then used a complete wrap around the boot and covered that with this liquid rubber.

it works great so far

I tried using this product on a granular cap roll roofing. I tried to scrape/sand the roofing before I put it down. It just did not adhere to this surface but I was probably asking for something it was not designed to do. After accidentally touching the sticky side of the tape I can testify is is really sticky!

We had a row of tiles fall from out bathroom shower because the grout failed and was chipping out, our house is over 60 Years old and they were original so it was to.be expected at some point...since we are remodeling our other bathroom we still need to use the shower where the tiles fell till our other bathroom was completed...this did the trick! We bought some heavy duty plastic wrap ( the kind the come in large rolls) and cut it down to the size we needed, we then used the tape to tape the plastic over the missing part and not one bit of water has gotten in and the tape is not peeling up after many many showers...the one thing I will mention is we used a Razor knife to cut the tape in half and make 2 inch straps instead the 4 inch it comes in because you don't get that much tape on the roll. All in all a great heavy duty waterproof tape.

I had this on my sunroof of my Cadillac SRX because the original tape withered away. The first rain storm the under side of this tape was soaked and the interior of my car was a swamp. This stuff is garbage.