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Installation Steps:
1. Remove any silicone, loose caulking or flaky coatings that are not silicone. If it’s adhered well, you can apply the tape over it.
2. Clean well the area with acetone or rubbing Alcohol. Ensure clean, dry surface before applying.
3. Unroll 2-3 feet of tape at a time.Peel back clear film from the corner a small amount to start. Slowly pull back plastic release liner and lay tape gently. Do not stretch.
4.Use Seam Roller with heavy pressure to activate the adhesive creating a long term bond.
Note: Installation is not recommended when air temperature and/or surface temperature is below 48F.
SPIKE 4403
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2024
This tape works great and is very sticky and strong
mike,illionois
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2024
Good product,easy use.make sure to prep properly
Kasey Jones
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2024
Sealed up nicely. However make sure you use a roller the first time around. Got it done just before a rain storm and it worked just fine. No leaks. But again, make sure you use a roller and apply it correctly.
David Cameron
Reviewed in Canada on December 11, 2024
4" wide excellent adhesive, sturdy tape.
michel alain
Reviewed in Canada on November 9, 2024
Super colle pas rien qu on peut
Smutty Johnson
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2024
Tape works well on travel trailer roof. Easy to apply.
Michael & Charlene Henderson
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2023
We needed an extra wide 6" to vover the seams and the other stuff added to them..After reading what seemed like 50 or more reviews this rated pretty high especially for the cost. Less than half of the best most highly recommend brand. Trust me if I could afford it I would have gotten it because when you put this on the material it's ON!Not sure if it stays as tacky as it is while installing but hopefully this does the job its intended for.So I rate this:Ease of use... best warm and warm out 9/10Tackyness, 8.5/10Budget, 10/10Good Days,Mr2
John
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2022
I bought a roll to see if it would stop a few spots on my RV roof that have started to leak. The next option would be to take it to a repair shop and let them start the meter. I used up the whole roll front and back at the areas where the water was seeping in. Then the rains came. Not a drop inside. A great product. I bought another roll for backup, but have not even unwrapped it yet. The patch looks decent on the roof, but even if it didn't, nobody looks at the roof, anyway. So far, so good.
Waterdog
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2021
3 Stars due to the backer peel off tape.Per my experience with a couple applications-The Good:- It does what it advertises.- The tape adheres very well.- It is a sticky rubber with a white top cover.The Bad:- It could have come with a roller like some other brands.- *** The clear backing tape does not peal off in a single pull most times and tears leaving some tape still on the back of the tape as it sticks down. You then have to go back and fight the tape to remove the left over backing... TRYING... not to screw up the application or have the tape stick to itself.General:- Get it right the first time. When this stuff sticks down, it is not coming back up.Conclusion:- Good- Does what is stated.- Be extremely carefull and diligent applying.- Time will determine its quality.
arboldt
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2021
So far, so good. I'm using this as a form of preventive care / insurance, I guess, along the roof seams of our Class A motor home. We hadn't had any leaks, but the seam was looking weathered. So a year ago I'd first tried Gorilla Tape, then it sat in southern California for 6 months over winter. Last spring about 1,000 miles on our way back to Michigan, the Gorilla tape lost adhesion (highway speeds the likely cause) and I had to peel most of it off.So this fall I'm trying this E-SDS RV Sealant Tape, a much wider version. That's survived 1,500 miles from Michigan to southern Texas, so hopes are high.If it stays through to next winter, I'll call it an unqualified success.
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