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WELLUCK RV Roof Tape Sealant Roofing Tape, 6 Inch X 50 Foot Natural White RV Tape for Roof Repair Camper Trailer Boat Sealing Leak Repair, UV & Waterproof

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Style: 6inch x 50ft


Features

  • Professional RV/Mobile Repair TapeGetting RV roof repairs is expensive especially if the problem isnt small. WELLUCK industrial-grade RV Roof tape, specifically designed for the RV'er, forms an incredibly tough and durable repair. Effectively stop leaks and binds cracks, tears and seams.
  • UV-Resistant and WeatherproofWELLUCK leak-free roof tape creates a waterproof airtight barrier with no additional sealing required and remains flexible to temperatures as low as -40oF making it virtually impossible to thermally shock the seam causing a leak. Not need frequent applications, saving you money in the end.
  • Natural Pure White QualityNo binders or fillers roofing tape, closer to RV roof color! White finish also is effective in reflecting sunlight. Besides, it wont give a messy asphalt look and ruin the look of your RV roof fixtures.
  • Easy to Install Clean the area, cut the RV roof sealant tape to size, peel off the backing, lay it down, and press on it. That's it! This white butyl RV tape is flexible and sticky enough to be cut and folded around an object.
  • Works on All Roofing MaterialsHigh coefficient of expansion allows the camper repair tape to expand or contract to adjust to extreme outdoor temperatures. This seal tape can be widely applied in sealing RVs, RV Roof, Metals, Motorhomes, Trailers and more! Permanently prevents and stops leaks!

Brand: WELLUCK


Color: White


Material: Synthetic Rubber


Number of Items: 1


Recommended Uses For Product: Outdoor


Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.89 x 6.77 x 6.06 inches; 8.82 Pounds


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ November 20, 2020


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ WELLUCK


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ China


Best Sellers Rank: #5,932 in Automotive (See Top 100 in Automotive) #16 in RV Sealants


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Customer Reviews: 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 1,305 ratings


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Thus far seems to work good
Style: 6inch x 50ft
I used it for my residential rubber roof on my Boston-Irish flat roof house. My roof is 30 years old and was not installed properly - the membrane was assembled from 4 pieces but the seams were not taped over. The termination strips only had nails every 24 inches or so and was not sealed neither, the chimney and vents were sealed with asphalt, not a rubber sealant. Now, after 30 years, the membrane shrank and pulled out the nails and thereby termination strips (would not have been able to do so if more nails would have been used - maybe not even if some of the nails wouldn't have failed due to corrosion. Ditto with the tar-seals of chimney and vents - the membrane just pulled out. Water started to penetrate and I got 3 or 4 water spots on my ceiling telling me things were not right anymore. I went up on the roof for the first time since I bought the place (didn't have a ladder tall enough, bought one now) and nailed the termination strips back and put an extra nail in between. I figured I should seal them now - it's a roof, you don't want to neglect it. And now I have some extra holes in it as the membrane shrunk and I was not able to stretch it so I could nail into the existing holes - that's pretty much impossible and I'd think a professional roofer wouldn't have been able to do that neither. I was shocked to learn what seam seal tape cost. The roofing place quoted me $350.- per 50 ft roll. I have plans to build another story on top in 5 years or so. I would have been looking at >= $1400.- for seam sale tape alone. I would have spend it if I wouldn't have had plans - the membrane still looks pretty good even after 30 years full sun exposure. But then I found this and thought maybe this is a good compromise - and I now believe it is indeed. It feels thinner than the "proper" residential butyl membrane seam seal tape (diameter of 50ft roll much less, so it probably is), but hopefully good enough to get an extra couple of years of extra protection. It went on good, I cleaned the membrane with first bleach spray, then gasoline and also properly primed it as I had to buy a gallon of primer (smallest amount the roofing store had available at the time - needed it for chimney re-flashing - figured since I have it and way more than I need for the chimney - why not). You want to stretch the tape a little before adhering it downwards onto the surface - it arrived a bit wrinkeled but with a little stretching that did not matter (you peel of 12 inches or so of the silicone tape, stretch those inches by pulling the roll with one hand and then use the other hand pressing the tape down onto the surface and rubbing it down. Then I used a rubber roller to properly roll out any air bubbles and give it some pressure. The biggest problem is the silicone cover tape - it always ripped at the edges and a piece kept sticking on the tape. I constantly had to remediate that. That breaks the flow of the work. With the twice as expensive US made tape that happened much less - though it happened there 2 or 3 times as well (I had bought both to see which one works better - the US brand worked better, also had a thicker feel to it, no sure, diameter of roll similar - US brand one seemed a little larger, but also twice as expensive - this tape was ok enough though and I did the remainder with this less expensive tape buying 2 more rolls). In any case, it adhered well and though it's not the proper residential roofing seam seal tape, it's probably a lot better than not having any tape on seams and termination at all. I have to see about aging - but currently with everything being new, it seems quite nice. The only "bad" thing was the constant tearing of the silicone cover tape while applying it. For another 5 years - this might be good enough - and probably much better than my original un-seam-sealed roof. Maybe even for longer? ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2022 by Z.
    • Sticks well
Style: 6inch x 50ft
It’s fairly easy to manage if you cut it into smaller sections. When trying to use it in larger sections it is harder to manage and will easily stick to itself and cannot be separated once this happens. I am using it to completely seal the roof on my 1957 camper. It is important to prepare your roof before using. By scraping off any previous roof repair material. Then thoroughly wash and rinse as well as a light sanding. Then use acetone to prepare each section for optimal adhesion right before applying each section. As dust and debris from the air/wind will ruin a good adhesion if done even minutes before applying. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2023 by Autistic Jenn
    • Almost awesome.
Style: 6inch x 50ft
It's a great product, don't get me wrong. I couldn't figure out why it wanted to peel away on some of the edges the next day. Then I noticed the nonstick gray plastic had torn away and some of it remained. After removing the small strips, it was all good.
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2023 by Brian Burt
    • Very sticky
Style: 4inch x 50ft
It's hard to take protective backing off
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2023 by Blume bug
    • nothing
Style: 6inch x 50ft
this tape is amazing. seals perfectly. highly recommend
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2023 by kathleen hamilton
    • Great product
Style: 6inch x 50ft
Great product sticks fast so don’t let it fold! Great seller!
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • Sticks good
Style: 4inch x 50ft
This is the third brand I've bought of this r.v roof tape and this brand has sticks the best
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2023 by Rodney Orff
    • Fantastic for minor diy RV roof repair
Style: 6inch x 50ft
Easy to use, very durable and wide enough so that you know it will adhere well. Should be in every RVer’s emergency kit.
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2023 by David Cameron

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