Liquid RubberPeel and Stick Seam Tape - Fix Leaks, Repair and Restore Roof Joints and Tears, Bonds to EPDM, Metal, Tiles, Shingles, Wood, and Fiberglass Easy to Use, 4 Inch x 50 Foot Roll

We had a window break due to a storm that was on a coal chute door on our century home. Contractor wanted 1600-1800. We just needed to cover that area against weather, not build a freaking addition. We removed surface rust. I (75 yr old woman) found the tape fairly easy to apply, covering entire chute, which I covered with a rigid plastic sheet. It is thick enough to work with & has virtualy no smell. It stuck well to plastic, chute, brick and itself, and was malleable enough to fit over the very large hinges. The result was a soft seal that looks fairly form fitted. We then painted on liquid rubber & the finished appearance is better than expected for an old lady jerry rig. How it holds up remains to be seen, but of it holds through winter it's well worth the cost of about $150 compared to 16-1800.

Used to seal seam between an L bracket joint and front porch shelter. Previously water would crawl and drip between joints connecting to the wall, L joint and shelter. After cleaning the surface, the user can apply this super sticky rubber like tape (Liquid Rubber Peel and Stick) over the joints and then use a paint brush to apply Liquid Rubber Waterproof Sealant with UV protection. The results were fabulous and now no more water seeps from the shelter to the front screen door. The front porch is completely dry below the shelter. I highly recommend this Liquid Rubber Peel and Stick product to seal any joints or cracks, this along with the Liquid Rubber Waterproof Sealant with UV protection will save you hundreds to thousands of dollars and does not take a lot of time to apply. I also used the item to seal tar paper joints on my rear porch shelter. I'll post those pics for my Liquid Rubber Waterproof Sealant review. Be sure to check out my DE Media Drive youtube page for more product reviews and content.

When faced with a few week spots on my travel trailer this was a quick fix until I had time to correct the issue causing the leak. I did use without top-coating it with the rubber paint and it did a great job in stopping the leak.

We have tried nearly every type of roof caulking out there. The Texas summers on a metal roof are brutal. This and the paint are the only thing that have held up. They flex and still seal where 2 pieces of metal contact where we have had a roof leak for years... no more leak. It set solid in 48 hours. Application was really easy and forgiving. We put on 3 layers of the paint on the tape just to be safe which surprisingly didn't take very much to do. No running or bubbling found. Even after 120 degree Texas days making the roof well over 150... and it still held. No cracking, running.. nothing. It is our go to now. Well worth the money and the only roof sealant that still seems to work. Thank you for making this and please keep selling it!

Needs a generous liquid under and over.

This is a very good product and easy to use, if you follow the instructions. I used it to tape the seams in the luan when I rebuilt the roof on my 1992 Coleman pop-up camper. It sticks very very well and stretches a bit if needed. I followed the instructions and found that it was easier to use than I thought it would be. are used only liquid rubber products when I rebuilt my pop-up camper top. I find that these were excellent products and I could also call their 800 number and speak with someone if I needed any technical support or advice. Great product/great company. I primed all of my exterior wood with their multipurpose primer. Then, I taped all of the seams with their seam tape. Then, I use their RV roof coating. I actually called their company twice to get technical advice as to what order to do everything in. Then, I found their instructional videos.These are very good, and cover all of the steps.

First I have to say one thing. I have a 2019 popup camping trailer that had a leak around the top air exchange vent. After a few times trying to fix the leak I found this tape along with the liquid rubber that I got on Amazon. This stuff was easy to apply and after coating the vent and roof I have fixed the problem without having to take it back in for repairs. This stuff really works. I am now going to add it around the seem of my Pelican Bass Raider 2 man boat. The tape is strong and when you put it on it will seal the seem. Then add the Liquid Rubber and you have a water tight seal. Great stuff.

Worked like a charm, sure is watertight and easy to use. Just be sure to use a razor blade to cut it and try to do it when the weather isn't to warm other wise it is harder to control. I covered mine with red guard then aluminum fiber paint for an old 1930's leaky metal porch roof. Should last a good 10 years.