Seam Sealing Tape T-2000X - Hot Melt 3-Layer Waterproof – 5 Metres - Iron On (Black, 22mm Width)

Did the job perfectly. The

I have a 23 year old SprayWay jacket that is still in great condition, no tears or anything like that, but the seam tapes are completely shot. I needed to re-tape the entire jacket and the standard 5 meter length is not enough so I will buy another roll. What I managed to re-tape was pretty straightforward, even if it was time-consuming. Here's what I did:1. Washed the jacket, which also loosened some tape I hadn't spotted, so I recommend this before you start.2. Waited for the jacket to dray and cleanly cut any loose tape to thoroughly prepare the jacket and ensure the new tape would stick completely.3. Started with short stretches of tape until I was used to how it would stick. I also started with straight seams before tackling the collar and curved seams in the arms.4. I used a travel iron so I could get into the nooks & crannies, curves etc. I also placed a hard mat between the ironing board and the jacket so I could put some pressure down on the tape to make it stick quicker and avoid any creases.5. I 'tacked' the tape in place before sealing completely. I held the iron for about 10 seconds in each spot.6. I squeezed the tape to the edges in the same way I would squeeze air bubbles out of a mobile phone screen protector. This ensured the glue evenly spread and sealed the edges.7. I could see I was running out of tape so I made sure the areas of the jacket that would get wetter than others were sealed first, e.g. shoulders, collar, arms.8. Once I'd finished, I re-checked the seams and sealed any bubbles or loose edges, fortunately not many.9. The whole process took about 90 minutes. It was worth taking the time to get it right.I'm going to leave it a day before I re-proof the jacket, and assuming the tape holds, I'll buy some more and finish the job off. All in all, I had no problem cutting the tape to size and ironing it in place.

This tape was used for cuts made in a boat cover to accommodate a Bimini hood brackets it stuck the edges down the stocked over for added strength and did a fantastic job

Good value but difficult to apply and stick

Used this on my aged but loved Mountain Range Gore-Tex jacket. The tape around the cuffs and hood had come away. The repair with the new tape was easy to make and after a few weeks still seems to be holding well. For the hood it was quite a long piece to repair and as it was on a curve was a bit fiddly, so for the repair I just cut the long piece into three so I could get at it easier. Followed someone else's tip and used some wood to raise the jacket above the ironing board which seemed to help, (I used a chopping board from the kitchen). Overall, very happy.

Quick delivery. Helpful guy at the factory advised which type I needed. Ironed it on easily and it seems to stick and keep out the rain.

Excellent repaired my endurance stealth jacket which split

I would not recommend this. Ironed it on everything seemed fine after a hour or so the tape started to peel off.